Help! My stove won't light ...

I have a CB 1200 i. It has been working fine until this morning. The red call light is on, the pellets start falling, the exhaust fan is running, but ... no heat from igniter. I replaced the igniter, but still no heat. Inside the box, after I first plug it back in (after unplugging it to "reset"), I see a flicker of amber light followed quickly by a red light that stays on. All the while, the pellets will fall, the auger stops, wait a bit, and more pellets fall, the auger stops, etc, etc.

Could this be the thermocoupler? If so, is there a way I can rule it out??

Thanks for any help offered.

Anyone?? I just need advice on how to determine, if possible, its the thermocoupler. My dealer in the area is always weeks behind so it could be late January before I have my stove serviced. I really some advice. Thanks

Thanks for the feedback. I just got off the phone with quadrafire and he said that it sounded like stove was in test mode due to the fact that it continues to feed pellets vs waiting for fire to start before feeding. He stated that the red light indicates an open circuit. I checked the ignitor wires very closely but I didn't see a break. He said it shouldnt be an issue if I wanted to manually light it, so I may have to consider doing so. I have an identical stove in another room and could move the thermocoupler from it but was hesitant to do so unless i knew for certain that was the cause. Im stumped ...

Carl,
What is OAK?

Also, I can see and touch ignitor during start up. In this case, its not getting hot or even warm ...

Sorry about delayed reply. Family in for christmas and issues with Internet. Anyway, called and left message with dealer to get help. Of course, he never called back. It is the worst customer service I have ever experienced in my life but that's for another day. Called Quadrafire and the service rep said it sounds like break in circuit for TC so call the dealer, good luck and have a great day. They could care less that I have a crappy dealer. After all, my stove has been paid for and business is good, right? Anyway, while hoping dealer would call back, I cleaned out stove really well and check TC. Wiring. Replaced ceramic cover and noticed a potential crack in wiring at end. Trimmed the end, positioned more wire towards burn pot, twisted newly trimmed wire and placed cover on. Reconnected juice, and .... So far, so good. Has worked ok for several days. Will keep watching it closely. Thanks to all of you who took the time to offer help in one way or the other. It was very helpful! Thanks again and I'll update again soon. Still waiting for dealer to call me back .... Ridiculous, isn't it, especially in this economy .