Everything WAS fine until...

[Burnbaby]

Ok I've had my regency gci60 for about a year now. Everything been running great. Yesterday I cleaned out the stove, and filled it up. It started up fine. After initial start up I cranked it up to 4. It continued to run as if it was on level 1 or 2. I played around with it over the course of the next few hours, still the same. I opened up the door quickly and placed a handful of pellets in hopper, now we have a appropriate size fire for the level it's on. Within minutes it's back down to burning like it was on level 1 or 2. I think that tells me it's not getting enough pellets. I went to bed and left it on level 4 feed trim 4. This morning when I woke up it was still burning as if it was on level 1 or 2. I checked the hopper and still plenty of pellets. Normally if I would leave stove overnight on level 4 feed trim 4 it would be almost out of pellets. So I think this tells me it's not getting enough pellets. I'm stumped Any thoughts?

 

[Burnbaby]

Meant to say placed a handful of pellets into burnpot.

 

[alltherage]

Not familiar with the stove by I would say try shutting down and unplugging and/or doing a reset of the control board

 

[IHATEPROPANE]

Is the thermostat hooked up?

 

[Burnbaby]

I don't run a thermostat. When I get home I'll unplug it. Does anyone know of a reset on this model? Thanks everyone

 

[SmokeyTheBear]

Make certain that the control board is set for manual operation.

Also check the cabling for the control board system there have been cases where the wiring gets up against hot places and melts causing improper operation.

 

[Burnbaby]

Alright, I'm the idiot. When I was vaccuming the stove I must of hit the switch over to hi/lo. Thanks guys. I should've check that

 

[pell it]

Alright, I'm the idiot. When I was vaccuming the stove I must of hit the switch over to hi/lo. Thanks guys. I should've check that

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