If the stove will run after the startup button is pressed and runs the same amount of time and will restart in start mode again, its the low limit switch thats bad.
All stoves have some sort of low limit switch as well as at least 1 high limit switch and most ahve two high limits to protect from hopper fire or over temp.
The low limit is gnerally on the exhaust fan housing or some place that will get heat fairly soon after the fire is built.
These are almost always a snap disc type device that fastens to the housing eithe by friction (press in) or with two screws)
So if your stove stops and it will restart and feed if the start button is pressed again, its not the auger motor.
Keep us posted.
Snowy
All stoves have some sort of low limit switch as well as at least 1 high limit switch and most ahve two high limits to protect from hopper fire or over temp.
The low limit is gnerally on the exhaust fan housing or some place that will get heat fairly soon after the fire is built.
These are almost always a snap disc type device that fastens to the housing eithe by friction (press in) or with two screws)
So if your stove stops and it will restart and feed if the start button is pressed again, its not the auger motor.
Keep us posted.
Snowy