2-Way Electric Solenoid Valve 21JN1R0V23 – 2.3mm 1/8" BSPF 230V 5W

2-Way Electric Solenoid Valve – 21JN1R0V23 (ODE)

Replace a faulty 2-way solenoid valve on your commercial or home espresso machine with this genuine ODE solenoid (21JN1R0V23). This valve is used across a wide range of espresso machine brands to control water flow in the brew circuit — a faulty solenoid can cause dripping, failure to brew, or water not stopping after extraction.

Specifications

• ODE part number: 21JN1R0V23
• Type: 2-way electric solenoid valve
• Orifice: 2.3mm
• Fitting: 1/8" BSPF
• Voltage: 230V
• Power: 5W
• Cross-references: LF 1120012 | ECM C199900275 | Nuova Simonelli 04100042 | Quickmill EV08700R | Rocket C199900275 | San Marco 108677 | Scala C-0302

Compatible Brands & Models

ECM: Barista (2008–), Controvento (2014–), Elektronika II Profi, Elektronika Profi, Mechanika, Mechanika IV, Mechanika IV Profi, Mechanika V Slim, Synchronika, Technika III, Technika IV Profi, Technika V Profi PID

Nuova Simonelli: Aurelia II T3, Aurelia Wave 2019, Jazz, Microbar

Profitec: Pro 300, Pro 500, Pro 600, Pro 700

Quickmill: Andreja (0980), Rubino (0981), Veloce (0987), Vetrano 2B (0995), Vetrano 2B PID (0995)

Rocket Espresso: Models using part C199900275

San Marco: 100-S-E, 20-20 P&P, 85-E, 85 Flexa-E, 85-S, D, New 105-M, New 105-S-E

Scala: Butterfly

Symptoms of a Faulty Solenoid Valve

• Water dripping continuously from the group head or brew circuit
• No water flow when brewing
• Water not stopping after extraction ends
• Solenoid clicking but not opening or closing
• Burnt or failed coil (no click when energised)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a 2-way and 3-way solenoid?

A 2-way solenoid has two ports (inlet and outlet) and simply opens or closes water flow. A 3-way solenoid has an additional drain port to release residual pressure after extraction. This is a 2-way valve — confirm your machine's requirement before ordering.

How do I confirm this fits my machine?

Check the cross-reference part numbers listed above against your machine's existing solenoid. If you have the OEM part number from your machine, contact us and we can confirm compatibility.

Can I replace this myself?

Solenoid replacement involves working with mains voltage electrical connections and the machine's water circuit. We recommend this be carried out by a qualified technician. Our Sydney-based team can assist — contact us to book a service.