Lights #2&3
Empty hopper or potential blocked flue warning. Check hopper for fuel. If fuel is present, flue (exhaust) may be blocked. Clean the exhaust portion of the Room Heater and the attached venting. See Maintenace and Cleaning Procedures for details. If problem continues, contact your Bixby Dealer.
From Corny
http://forum.iburncorn.com/viewtopic.php?t=5157 : "A failure with the 2&3 lights blinking usually indicates that you were running too lean if the flue isn't blocked and the hopper isn't empty. Solution would be to turn up the feed rate or back off the exhaust fan rate. If your pellets are very long, it could be that the feed wheel pockets aren't filling completely and you aren't getting the proper amount of fuel, hence too lean. If this is the case, smaller pellets would help. If the 2&3 lights are blinking (with the new 2.06 or later firmware) but the stove is still running, then that indicates that the stove is trying to compensate for a too-lean condition by increasing the feedrate. Thus, there are fewer shutdowns for this condition when running the new firmware. " A 2&3 shutdown can also occur when running too rich as the flame is snuffed from an overfilling burnpot. See Bixby Adjustment for details and advice on optimizing the setting of the air and fuel trim pots.
If the exhaust fan speed was irregular before the 2&3 shutdown, you could have a loose flue thermocouple connection at J18 on the top half of the motherboard, as explained at
http://forum.iburncorn.com/viewtopic.php?t=9976 . If the stove shut itself down because of this, the Bixcheck Flue Monitor would likely show a sudden zero thermocouple reading as the connection is broken at J18.