My 25-PDVP appears to have shot down shortly after I did a mini-pot cleaning and pellet load this morning.
I suppose it's possible I didn't hang around long enough to make sure it was fully burning, but after the cleaning, I slowly shut the door and turned the settings back up to 9/9 (from1/0... I always drop the burn rate and room air fan all the way down when doing the celaning). I was getting a good blaze when I left. No pellets were manually added ... I just cleared out some of the 'dead' / black pellets, and left the 'glowers'.
I wanted to clean it out tonight anyway, so told my wife not to add any pellets. She texted me after getting home, and said the living room was down to 57 and the stove was out. Hmm .... so when I got home, it didn't appear to have ANY lights on the controller... no error codes, no red light on the 'off', nor green on the 'on'. By the level of pellets, it probably quit feeding shortly after I left.
If the flame had gone out .. shouldn't it have left a code on the controller? ..rather than fully shutting itself down?
None of the digital clocks were flashing or had reset, so I doubt if we had a power blip. It's on a surge protector, but not a battery backup unit or line conditioner.
Finally going down to do the 'full clean' now, and will do a diagnostics run before re-lighting.
I suppose it's possible I didn't hang around long enough to make sure it was fully burning, but after the cleaning, I slowly shut the door and turned the settings back up to 9/9 (from1/0... I always drop the burn rate and room air fan all the way down when doing the celaning). I was getting a good blaze when I left. No pellets were manually added ... I just cleared out some of the 'dead' / black pellets, and left the 'glowers'.
I wanted to clean it out tonight anyway, so told my wife not to add any pellets. She texted me after getting home, and said the living room was down to 57 and the stove was out. Hmm .... so when I got home, it didn't appear to have ANY lights on the controller... no error codes, no red light on the 'off', nor green on the 'on'. By the level of pellets, it probably quit feeding shortly after I left.
If the flame had gone out .. shouldn't it have left a code on the controller? ..rather than fully shutting itself down?
None of the digital clocks were flashing or had reset, so I doubt if we had a power blip. It's on a surge protector, but not a battery backup unit or line conditioner.
Finally going down to do the 'full clean' now, and will do a diagnostics run before re-lighting.
