(I tried looking in the posts for similar issue but found none on this) I read in the manual for "jammed auger" only "to take out the feed system and check it for obstruction". Is this something I can easily do or is there some reason to call the installers?
I have called installer who recommended I empty and vacuum out hopper and auger tube then hold the button under "retry" on the instrument panel. The auger was snug and jammed in fact, have cleared and vacuumed it, and now it jiggles freely. I was able to see up the feed chute from burn pot with flashlight and mirror and I can see that the channel is free of obstruction and the curve of the auger is visible. Anything I can see or feel is free, but depressing the button (bottom left) under the "retry" does nothing.
So, I cannot make the retry button take the command to "retry" by holding it for a couple of seconds - at least 5 or more seconds. Should I unplug it and give the unit a few minutes to reset itself or something?
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
I have called installer who recommended I empty and vacuum out hopper and auger tube then hold the button under "retry" on the instrument panel. The auger was snug and jammed in fact, have cleared and vacuumed it, and now it jiggles freely. I was able to see up the feed chute from burn pot with flashlight and mirror and I can see that the channel is free of obstruction and the curve of the auger is visible. Anything I can see or feel is free, but depressing the button (bottom left) under the "retry" does nothing.
So, I cannot make the retry button take the command to "retry" by holding it for a couple of seconds - at least 5 or more seconds. Should I unplug it and give the unit a few minutes to reset itself or something?
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.