I recently dealt with a hopper fire in a St Croix Auburn made in about 2012. It was a bit scary but caught before oo much damage. This stove came with a corn pot, but a dealer told me that there was no need to get a multifuel pot to burn pellets. However, combustion blower was dirty and not working well, and the pellets piled up when no one was home and the fire went up the auger into the hopper. I have replaced the blower and cleaned everything out. Am I right the multi fuel pot with lower sides would have prevented this dangerous occurrence?