Quad Castile question

I've just burnt 1 1/2 bags on my Castile. It's been running very good. So far we have just been taking the edge of off the cold nights running it on low.
Last evening while watching TV I thought I heard a noise a sort of a grinding noise just a momentary one almost like someone very quickly clearing their throat. I looked toward the stove everything seemed to be ok and chaulked it up to some noise in the television show.
A little later the stove shut down and I thought it must have reached the required temp for the external thermostat and shut down for a while. When it seemed to be off for too long I took a look.
The red call light was on and nothing was happening. I moved the temp control up and down on the standard Quad themostat the dealer had installed and the stove acted like it was going to start running. A cycle seemed to start I thought I heard a few pelletes drop I had a small fire then nothing.
I checked my operaters manual, but didn't see my problem in the troubleshooting section nor while searching the forum database.
I decided to try pressing the reset button and voila everything started to work just fine. I had a good fire and normal operation. Later I shut it down for the night.
This morning everything is still ok.

My question is:For that sake of my understanding how this Castile operates would the stove have shut down in this manner if say a pellet had jammed and now the jamb is cleared?

Well to amend my question I just checked tthe stove and it's doing it again I can hear the exhust fan running as if it was in cool down mode, the red call light is on and not a pellet in the burn pot, and now the exhaust fan has apparently finished it's cycle and shut off.

Everybody thanks for your comments. Shortstuff thanks also I had already read you existing post after finding it via a search while looking for a solution.
After my last post I reset it once again and it ran from 11:50 AM until about 2PM without incident. I let it cool down, pulled the firepot cleaning rod (not much there, not a clinker yet just a black powder sometimes soft clumps of it in the ash pan). Started it up again and it ran it ok until the end of Sunday night football I guess about 11:45PM.

I should have said in an earlier post that being unfamiliar with the Castile (or any pellet stove) on the low heat position my fire cycles up and down. On the down side I thought it was to low and adjusted the feed rate up a very small amount thinking it would help to level out the cycle.
While watching the game I was reading the manual. It states to put the heat control on high and the flames shoud be approx 4" from the top of the firepot. Well mine were quite high, but had no black tails and was far from lazy. It was really going so I moved the feed rate slowly about three times after giving it a chance each time to settle in to the new lower rate. Later I went on low heat again and the fire still cycles more than I thought it would, but maybe that's the way they run. In the low heat position and when I am at a low in the cycle from my chair I sometimes wonder if my fire is going out. Going over to the stove and looking down into the firepot there are red hot pellets and the flames are maybe about an 1" to 1 1/2" tall. A short time later pellets begin to drop and the fire builds to a high point filling the firepot with flame and the cycle repeats. Is that how yous functions?

I have not cleaned the stove yet (I just finished my second bag last night). I was waiting for the heating season to start and am headed to the dealer today to buy mine.
I'll give it a good methodical cleaning today going slow learning for the first time how things come apart and more importantly how they go back together . I know I should remove the brick and clean behind there. Do I remove the baffel for cleaning behind it or is that just for repair access?

Nicholas440 Thanks for the heads up on the DVD. I saw the DVD in the package the dealer left, but thought it was just a copy of the paper manual on DVD. I started to watch it earlier, but the commercial power went out. I'll take a look again tomorrow. I am glad that at least my Castile is operating like everybody elses. I'll chock it up to my prior experience with wood stoves.
As far as cleaning I did purchase my ash vacum. I bought a Loveless Company Cheetah vacum and added the extra tools. I imagine I paid a little more by buying it from the dealer, but they have really treated me well and I wanted to support their business. Using the paper manual I managed to get the top baffel off and the right hand brick panel to get to see the exhaust blower. I vacumed everything I saw. There was a small amount of ash, but I have only burnt 2 bags of pellets so far.
I was able to button it all up ok and ran it on low for the evening while I comforatbly watched a great Monday Night Football game. My unit throws a fair abount of heat on low and only a very small amount of ash on the upper corners of the glass.
Thanks again.