Pelpro Pellet Stove Troubleshooting [7 Easy Solutions]

The most probable Pelpro pellet stove problems include the unit won’t light, the stove keeps shutting off, not feeding pellets, the fire starting but going out, and blowers failing to start.

Slowly and smoky start-up, blinking orange lights are also common problems with this appliance.

Whatever the stove’s problem, fix it quickly by following our complete Pelpro pellet stove troubleshooting guide. So, without any delay, let’s get started.

Pelpro Pellet Stove Troubleshooting [7 Easy Solutions]

Here we have listed the seven common issues of the Pelpro stove. Also, you will find here all the possible reasons behind each problem with effective and quick working solution methods. Stay connected with us. 

1. Stove Won’t Light

If the Pelpro pellet stove won’t light, there are a few reasons for causing this problem. The hopper is entirely vacant or faulty vacuum switch and hose condition.

Other possible reasons that trigger this problem are the open hopper lid, defective switch, and improper feed system, including the feed motor.

Additionally, if there is an issue with the igniter or firepot, the problem can easily be seen. Anyway, there need some effective solutions methods. Here we have includes all that:

Solution:

• Start checking the hopper. Fill it fully if there is no or less fuel
• Also, have a look at the exhaust blower is plugged in and correctly operating.
• Now, look through the vacuum system. Here, check first if the switch is plugged in. Then check the vacuum hose whether is in good condition or not.
• Verify the venting system has not any blockage.
• Properly close the hopper lid and front door also.
• It is not a bad idea to check the feed system in this situation. First, inspect the feed and unjam its assembly.
• If the feed motor is not plugged in, reconnect it.
• You should not ignore the igniter also. Plug the igniter in and assemble it in the center.
• You must have to replace the igniter if there is any defective fact.
• Now come to the firepot. Clean it first and then set it in the correct position.

2. Stove Keeps Shutting Off

Sometimes you can notice that your Pelpro pellet stove keeps shutting off constantly. Dirty appliances and clogged surfaces are the main causes of this problem.

Moreover, when there is minimal air adjustment, the sensors fail to provide enough heat and causes keep shutting off. 

Also, there cause Pelpro pellet stove auger problems due to any loosing and damaged parts in the appliance. Anyway, let’s go through the solution methods:

Solution:

• First, clean out your pellet stove properly.
• Now try to find out why there is minimal air adjustment in the stove. Correct them quickly. That’s so simple. You can see a small dial below the main dial control. Check if the fore is too large, rotate the dial counterclockwise. Leave for 15 minutes to adjust it.
• If there are any damaged parts in your stove, repair those and it’s better to replace them with new ones.
• When there is a problem with the feeding system, you have to inspect it and assemble it correctly. If that does not work, contact Pelpro pellet stove customer service. 

3. Stove Not Feeding Pellets

This problem may happen when the burner grates are blocked and not installed properly. A dirty firepot, feed motor, and blocked chimney pipe cause your Pelpro pellet stove not feeding pellets problem.

Sometimes the wrong adjustment of the hopper and vacuum switch may lead to this issue. However, fix the problem by following the guide quickly. 

Solution:

• Start cleaning the complete parts of the stove, including the firepot, burn grate, and chimney pipe.
• Install the burner grate correctly.
• If there is a problem with the hopper and vacuum switches, either repair them or replace them.
• Clean the feed motor properly. If it does not work, replace it.

Here, watching the video will be helpful for you to fix the Pelpro pellet stove not feeding issue.

4. Fire Starts But Goes Out

The first reason behind this problem is dirty firepot. Also, blocked exhaust paths or venting occur this problem. You will find the exhaust probe in the unit.

The fire automatically won’t stay when the probe is damaged or not plugged in. Another major reason is the exhaust sensor can’t read the temperature. Now fix this issue by following the below steps:

Solution: 

• First, clean out the firepot properly. 
• Alongside, inspect the exhaust path and venting. Unblocked it if there is any blockage. Don’t miss cleaning the firebox with baffles in this case.
• It would be best to clean the right wall of the exhaust outlet.
• Now it’s time to check the exhaust probe if it is probably connected to the outlet. For this, you have to remove the right-side panel and again reattached it after checking.
• If there is any severe defect in the probe, it’s better to replace it.  

5. Convection & Exhaust Blower Fails to Start

The possible reasons for the blower not working are a jammed blower, blower not plugged in, dirty exhaust probe, incorrect temperature reading, and defective control box. 

No worries. By following the below DIY fixing procedures, the problem can be solved:

Solution:

• First, inspect the blower and clean it out properly.
• Then plug it in. If the problem is not solved, you have to replace the complete blowers.
• Also, try to clean the exhaust probe. Concentrate on the right side of it. If there is also any defect, you have to replace it as well. 
• And if there are any problems with the control board, replace it.

6. Slow and Smoky Start-up

Sometimes, it seems that it starts too slow with a smoky appearance when you start the unit. The fact is server needs some direct action to fix it. But let’s know the reasons before.

The problem occurs if the exhaust or vent system is clogged with dirt. Incorrect assembling of the igniter and the low-quality fuel is also responsible for causing this problem. Now, look through the below solution procedures:

Solution:

• Check the exhaust blower and venting, including the firebox. Clean all these compartments if there are blocked specks of dirt.
• Now assemble the igniter in the center position.
• In the case of wet fuel or poor-quality fuel, you have to replace it. 

7. Pelpro Pellet Stove Blinking Large Orange Light

Large, lazy, and orange flames can be seen if the appliance is dirty.  High ash content and poor-quality fuel are also responsible for this.

Also, the locked feed motor leads to the issue. Incorrect air-fuel adjustment is also a possible reason for this. 

Solution:

• First, properly clean the complete appliances, including the exhaust path, venting system, and firepot.
• To solve the motor turn-off, follow corrective action. It’s better to contact a manufacturer in this case,
• If the problem is in the air-fuel adjustment, you have to follow trim pot adjustment methods. See the keeps shutting off section. we have already described this method.
• In contrast, rotate the dial clockwise if the fire is too small. Leave it also for some while before making any adjustments. 

FAQ:

Why does my pellet stove Convection blower make noises?

You may face this issue when there is a loose screw attached to the blower. Sometimes, dirty and blocked convection blowers start making noises.

Why does my Pelpro pellet stove fail to shut down?

This happens when the unit is running in a maximum or minimum position. Turn the dial control to the “Automatic” or “Off” position to solve it.

Final Verdict:

In our above article, we have tried our best to present the most happening issues with the Pelpro pellet stove. Hopefully, you can troubleshoot your current stove problem by following our Pelpro pellet stove troubleshooting guide.

Still, if you are stuck in any queries, please ask us in the comment section. Thank you for being with us.