Possible Causes:
Lack of fuel in the hopper.
Igniter or heating element malfunction.
Faulty pressure switch.
Solutions:
Check the pellet supply in the hopper and refill if necessary.
Inspect and replace a faulty igniter or heating element.
Verify and replace a malfunctioning pressure switch.
Possible Causes:
Pellet clumps or foreign objects blocking the auger.
Motor failure.
Solutions:
Shut down the stove and clear any blockages in the auger.
Inspect and replace a malfunctioning auger motor.
Possible Causes:
Faulty exhaust fan.
Wiring issues.
Solutions:
Check the exhaust fan for obstructions and replace if needed.
Inspect and repair any damaged wiring.
Possible Causes:
Blocked ventilation.
Malfunctioning temperature sensors.
Solutions:
Ensure proper ventilation and clear any blockages.
Replace faulty temperature sensors.
Possible Causes:
Faulty combustion blower.
Wiring issues.
Solutions:
Check the combustion blower for obstructions and replace if necessary.
Inspect and repair any damaged wiring.
Possible Causes:
Insufficient pellets in the hopper.
Hopper sensor malfunction.
Solutions:
Refill the pellet hopper.
Replace a faulty hopper sensor.
Possible Causes:
Faulty ignition sensor.
Wiring issues.
Solutions:
Replace the malfunctioning ignition sensor.
Inspect and repair any damaged wiring.
Possible Causes:
Lack of oxygen.
Dirty or malfunctioning burn pot.
Solutions:
Ensure proper ventilation for oxygen supply.
Clean or replace a dirty or faulty burn pot.
Remember, always consult your specific pellet stove’s manual for accurate information on error codes and troubleshooting.