Stove Shutting Down, not sure why?

I set the stove on 1 and 3 last night when I went to bed to keep the chill out of the house overnight and so it wasn't cold in the morning. It lit fine and am pretty sure it was still running at 12 something when I woke up ( I can see the glow from the fire down the hallway). Got up this a.m. at 6 and it was out and was stone cold. There are no error messages showing up. It is over half full of pellets. I cleaned it out the day before yesterday and only ran it that night and it ran fine.

My hubby is gone til Friday night, but is there anything I can check on my own?

Thanks! and I'm thankful it was only in the high 40's last night so the house isn't cold this morning.

joescho said:

Could possibly be that pellets got stuck and blocked the chute that the pellets come down so the pellets cannot feed into the pot. I say this because you say it was working fine. To me that means you probably don't have a blockage due to a dirty stove.
Check the chute the pellets come down. If it is a block, you shouold get a bunch of pellets all at once into the pot when you relieve the blockage.

JS

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the burn pot is full of pellets, that leads me to believe its not a blockage right? I wish I was awake when it shut down so I could know what it was doing at the time.

No its not on a thermostat, and they were unburned, at least on top. I have to head out now but will check back later. Thanks

imacman said:

Was there any error code on the control panel?

It's possible that there was a temporary blockage or jam of pellets that prevented the pot from staying lit....after the fire got too low, the new pellets suffocted the existing embers.

Burning on very low settings is tough anyway. BTW, any idea what the bottom button settings are? Press each button and report back with what you see.

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No error code that I'm aware of. Would it have still been on the panel well after it shut down? Or is there a way to check?
The bottom numbers are set at 2 4 1, When I talked to Mike last year he said those numbers were fine and we ran with them set on that all last year.

stoveguy2esw said:

a low fuel feed of 2 may be ok as long as the pellets currently being used arent a bit longer on average than the opnes previously used. the description as i see it is a "starve/smother" where the fire did not keep enough fuel to stya lit and went out then new pelets came in and covered the coals without actually relighting off of them, raise the LFF up to 3 and see if this doesnt cure the problem

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Thanks Mike! If it happens again I'll bump it up to 3. So glad to have all this great help on the forum.