My serenity does not run out of pellets...what I mean by that is...it will not empty the hopper, it burns down until about 3 or 4 inches left and the stove will go out. I don't think this is normal...
Serenity: Pellets In Hopper
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Darren111
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My eco65 does that also. If I let it go it will leave a lot of pellets around the "crater" it forms going into the auger.
When I know it's getting low jn pellets I open the hopper lid and tap the side of the hopper and they fall in.
When I know it's getting low jn pellets I open the hopper lid and tap the side of the hopper and they fall in.
Bioburner
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Probably letting in enough air in around the auger and the vacuum switch stops the feed. Has happened in couple other stoves. That's why some Harman stoves have a latch on the hopper lid.
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