Breckwell P2000I won't run

[ckphoto]

I have a Breckwell P2000I that after a normal cleaning (vacuum out ash and clean glass) will not run. When I turn it on it starts exhaust fan, feeds pellet, starts fire and then it shuts down and turns on room fan. If I hold the on button after that to try and reset, it turns off room fan, keeps exhaust fan going and feeds pellets for about 1 minute before shutting down. I installed stove about 12 years ago it is vented straight up chimney 4" with cap about 16'. I tried jumping the POF and the High Limit with no changes. I checked the hose on the vacuum switch and it is clear I also pulled it and lightly sucked on it and can hear it click. The exhaust fan was replaced 2 years ago and is clean and functioning. The door gasket looks good and I get a good flame. I did get it to run once after repeatedly turning it back on but when I shut it down 3 days later to clean it would not start again. I am at a loss it has always ran well any help would be appreciated.

 

[Rockinindian]

I have a Breckwell P2000I that after a normal cleaning (vacuum out ash and clean glass) will not run. When I turn it on it starts exhaust fan, feeds pellet, starts fire and then it shuts down and turns on room fan. If I hold the on button after that to try and reset, it turns off room fan, keeps exhaust fan going and feeds pellets for about 1 minute before shutting down. I installed stove about 12 years ago it is vented straight up chimney 4" with cap about 16'. I tried jumping the POF and the High Limit with no changes. I checked the hose on the vacuum switch and it is clear I also pulled it and lightly sucked on it and can hear it click. The exhaust fan was replaced 2 years ago and is clean and functioning. The door gasket looks good and I get a good flame. I did get it to run once after repeatedly turning it back on but when I shut it down 3 days later to clean it would not start again. I am at a loss it has always ran well any help would be appreciated.

I have a similar problem last two days it turned out that not only cleaning my stove out I failed to remember to empty out the chimney clean-out after looking at a YouTube video on my stove a vogelzang 5790 that the collection area at the bottom of the chimney where I have the clean-out cap was full of Ash above the fireplace exit was creating too much heat in the exhaust then they therm-o-disc or heat sensor in the exhaust if you will wood shut the fireplace down. Hopefully you have a fireplace clean-out near the exit of your stove where you can just remove the cap and see how much ashes accumulated there.

 

[zrock]

temporarily bypass your vacuum switch and see if it works... Just because it clicks does not mean its good..