Enviro Milan; Is the motherboard gone?

Today, my 11 year old daughter tried to plug her Nintendo DS into the power strip for my Milan.
She ended up flipping the switch on the power strip by mistake, and she cut the power off to the pellet stove.
She admits that she kind of panicked, and flipped the power strip switch back and forth to get the pellet stove working again. She flipped the switch back and forth several times. The pellet stove came back on, but then shut itself off.
She told me what happend, and I found the #2 light blinking. I unplugged the motherboard, and hit the red reset button. I tried to restart the stove...and nothing happend. The board and controls light up, but nothing happens. The blower won't turn on, the auger won't turn. The light on the mother board blinks, and the control panel lights up. It indicates that the auger is working, but it's not...and I can press the button to move the heat level up and down, but everything appears dead.
I did replace the fuse on the mother board with a new fuse...but still nothing. I think there is only one fuse on the system...

Any other ideas?

Thanks, Jim

Yes. I hit that reset button....but still nothing....

I also hooked the blower directly to an electric outlet, and it works fine that way.

Just nothing is powering up, even though the control lights are on...

Before I hit the reset button, I unplugged the power cord, and then unplugged the ribbon cable. Then I hit the reset button, as it was popped out.
Then I plugged everything back in..waited, and tried to restart...but nothing.

I also did connect the combustion blower directly to an outlet, and the blower powered up, and worked fine...

I took everything apart..reseated everything...and now, believe it or not, the auger is feeding I can hear it and see it, but the combustion blower is still dead.

But, when I hook the blower directly to an outlet..it works. What the heck???

Hey Smokey the Bear; are you there?
I just wanted to tell you that I figured out the problem.
You see, I am not very mechanically inclined, and I get my blowers mixed up. I tested the convection fan, not the combustion blower. When I tested the combustion blower outside of the stove..it was DEAD!! Why? Because it was full of dust and CRAP!! It would not turn on it's own. I could hear it straining and trying to turn. I cleaned it out as best I could, and sprayed some WD40 into it as best I could, altough I understand that it is sealed. Now, it turns and blows, although it is a little noisy. I guess it's time to get a new one, as this one is almost 5 seasons old. It has been kind of noisy as of late, but for now, I am back in business and cranking out some heat.

Thanks again for the help!