On several occasions I have heard a low thud (only way I can describe it) coming from my stove. I'm guessing it is a pellet stuck in the auger and my stove is just doing it's job chewing it up and spitting it out. Anyone else noticed or heard this?
Low Thud Sound Coming From Stove (pellet stuck?)
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Ladderlieu
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sydney1963 said:
Invite us over and we'll be glad to listen.... :lol:
XXV owner and although I haven't heard a low thud, I regularly hear a "pop" type noise as I assume the same thing... Auger snapping it in two as it's trying to feed the stove.
BadDad320
Feeling the Heat
If I invited you all over I would have to provide snacks, beer, entertainment. How many on this forum? Expensive. Nah, going to assume it's what I think it is and with Murphy's law, it wouldn't happen when you were here anyway. Would love to party with ya but.......
pelletizer
Minister of Fire
Check the pc of rope gasket material under the top auger motor gearbox, The auger motor and gearbox move when under load from a stuck pellet and when the pellet is munched the auger/gearbox come back down on the metal support.
If the rope material is moved or was not taped on correctly the metal gear box will be resting on the metal support and will cause a "thud" Mine was doing this I replaced the rope material with a thicker pc with more cushion.
If the rope material is moved or was not taped on correctly the metal gear box will be resting on the metal support and will cause a "thud" Mine was doing this I replaced the rope material with a thicker pc with more cushion.
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