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8gv · 02-10-2020, 06:14 PM

Have you searched for YouTube videos of this model?

I have zero experience with pellet stove operation but since this is the internet...

I can offer these thoughts:

The more you can learn about the machine's normal operation the more likely you will be to solve the issue yourself.

In many mechanical systems there are parts that perform an operation and parts that control those parts.

If you know the normal sequence of events you can look for voltage or current at the various places and times to see where the system is stopping.

I suspect there is a system that allows initial combustion and then, after certain conditions are met, allows continued combustion.

Learn what those conditions are and figure out why it isn't continuing.

Or better yet...

CALL A SERVICE TECH WHO KNOWS THIS EQUIPMENT.

02-10-2020, 06:14 PM	#18
8gv Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 2,009 Thanks: 61 Thanked 701 Times in 455 Posts	Have you searched for YouTube videos of this model? I have zero experience with pellet stove operation but since this is the internet... I can offer these thoughts: The more you can learn about the machine's normal operation the more likely you will be to solve the issue yourself. In many mechanical systems there are parts that perform an operation and parts that control those parts. If you know the normal sequence of events you can look for voltage or current at the various places and times to see where the system is stopping. I suspect there is a system that allows initial combustion and then, after certain conditions are met, allows continued combustion. Learn what those conditions are and figure out why it isn't continuing. Or better yet... CALL A SERVICE TECH WHO KNOWS THIS EQUIPMENT.