Tradewinds TC451 Owner'S Manual Download Page 3

Louver latches 

The latches at the corners of your Tradewinds cooler are designed to hold the louvers securely in place and prevent gapping which 

degrades cooler performance. 

 

To unlatch the louvers for removal: Slip a flat head screwdriver under one corner of 
the latch and pry out gently.  If you pry too hard or too quickly on the latch, it may 
pop out of place and fly off the unit resulting in a lost latch. 

 

Unlatch the louver at the four (4) corners. Remove the louvers one (1) at a time. 

 

Remove the louver by tilting it out at the top and lifting it away from the unit. 

 

To install the louver: place the louver into the slot in the cooler pan and tilt it up into 
place.  Place the second louver adjacent to the first.  Ensure that the embosses (in 
the corners of the louvers) fit together snuggly.  Close the latches over the 
embosses. 

 

Do not hit or force the louvers into place.  If the louvers do not fit together easily, it 
may be that something is wrong with the installation. 

 

The cooler must be level for proper operation 

To level your Tradewinds cooler, install a LEG EXTENSION KIT (provided on downdraft models only).  

Refer to instructions included 

with the leg extension kit for installation.

  If the cooler is to be placed on a stand, the LEG EXTENSION KIT need not be used.  To 

check the cooler for level, place a level on the 

cooler base

.  DO NOT use the top of the cooler to check for level. 

 

Float valve 

On the downdraft models a flange has been molded into the backside of the blower 
near the water line.  On the side draft models a flange has been molded into one of the 
vertical blower supports. 
1. Remove the compression nut, ferrule, ring nut and fiber washer from the stem of the 

float. 

2. Place the stem of the float through the hole in the flange. 
3. Place the fiber washer over the stem of the float and thread the ring nut back on to 

the stem and tighten so the water outlet faces straight down. 

4. Bring a suitable ¼” water line into the cooler through the small hole provided in the 

base. 

5. Place the compression nut and then the ferrule onto the water line. 

6. 

Insert the water line into the stem of the float, slide the ferrule to the stem and thread 
the compression nut on to the stem.  DO NOT over tighten the compression nut.  If the fitting leaks, tighten the compression nut a 
little at a time until the leak stops.

 

 

Overflow fitting 

Reservoir

The water level should be adjusted so that it reaches ½” below the top of the overflow pipe.  To 
allow for draining the pan, the bushing is threaded to accept a standard, female garden hose 
fitting. 
1. Place the bushing, with the rubber washer, through the hole provided in the base of the cooler. 
2. Secure from below the base with the ring nut provided.  

DO NOT over tighten the ring nut.

  

This may damage the rubber washer and allow the fitting to leak. 

3. Thread the overflow tube into the bushing and hand tighten.  Over tightening the overflow tube 

may cause damage to the tube.  If the fitting leaks and tube is properly tightened, try wrapping 
the threads of the tube with plumber’s tape.  

 

Motor installation 

1. 

Remove the motor from the box, inspect for shipping damage and ensure that the horsepower 
and voltage are correct. 

2. 

Remove the motor from the cradle provided.  This will make installing the cradle 
easier. 

2. 

Remove the motor from the cradle provided.  This will make installing the cradle 
easier. 

3. 

Bolt the cradle to the motor mount using the carriage bolts and nuts provided. 

3. 

Bolt the cradle to the motor mount using the carriage bolts and nuts provided. 

4. 

Wire the motor cord to the motor. 

4. 

Wire the motor cord to the motor. 
a. Remove the cover plate from the back of the motor. 

a. Remove the cover plate from the back of the motor. 
b. Wire the cord to the motor as shown. 

b. Wire the cord to the motor as shown. 
c.  Replace the cover plate so that only the black cord is visible (not the wires). 

c.  Replace the cover plate so that only the black cord is visible (not the wires). 

5. 

Replace the motor in the cradle and secure with the saddle clamps.

 

5. 

Replace the motor in the cradle and secure with the saddle clamps.

 

Summary of Contents for TC451

Page 1: ...oler before attempting any kind of maintenance 4 Major areas to check for proper operation Ensure unit is level Check for proper belt tension Check that water flows throughout the system Be sure that...

Page 2: ...lled on a FLANGED ROOF JACK in order to support the center of the cooler DO NOT sleeve a straight roof jack into the discharge opening of the cooler Straight roof jacks must be equipped with a flange...

Page 3: ...into the cooler through the small hole provided in the base 5 Place the compression nut and then the ferrule onto the water line 6 Insert the water line into the stem of the float slide the ferrule t...

Page 4: ...e of the pulley This will enable the outside jaw of the pulley to rotate 5 Turn the outside jaw clockwise until the pulley is fully closed then turn the outside jaw counter clockwise until the set scr...

Page 5: ...r or vent in that room The cool air from your cooler will tend to go to the rooms that have some sort of opening to allow for exhaust to the outside of the house A rule of thumb used for deciding how...

Page 6: ...FIRST SHOULD BE PROCESSED THROUGH THE SELLING AGENT FROM WHOM THIS PRODUCT WAS ORIGINALLY PURCHASED ALL WARRANTY WORK MUST BE APPROVED THROUGH TRADEWINDS OFFICES AT 5800 MURRAY STREET LITTLE ROCK AR 7...

Page 7: ...SP1 60SP1 15 Belt Correa 1 582085 582001 16 Motor Mount Montaje para motor 1 60MMB 60MMB 17 Louver Parrilla 3 41C05 51C05 18 Filter Set Filtro Set 1 41HPS 51HPS 19 Pad Retainer Retentor de almohadilla...

Page 8: ...047 16 Motor Mount Montaje para motor 1 60MMB 60MMB 17 Motor Cord Cord n para motor 1 60MC1 60MC1 18 Motor Clamps Grapas para Motor 2 60MRC 60MRC 19 Motor Motor 1 50310 30491 20 Motor Pulley Polea del...

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