Pellet Stove Not Feeding Pellets? 

A pellet stove that stops feeding pellets leaves you without heat. The good news is most feed problems come down to a few quick checks you can do yourself before ordering parts or calling a tech.

How to ID your Whitfield pellet stove MODEL: Use our helpful guides to identify your pellet stove, download your parts list and technical manuals, watch our instructional videos and repair your stove. The first step in servicing or repairing any pellet stove is to identify the correct model so that you can get the correct owner’s and technical manuals and parts list. Our web site also has the parts lists and manuals for these and many other brands of stoves. We have over 30,000 parts and product pages to help you in your stove installation, service and repair. You can...

While pellet stoves are not mechanically complicated, they need consistent maintenance. Pellet stoves are a great way to save energy and money, but they must be maintained properly. Unlike a wood stove, pellet stoves are operated electrically and have circuits and moving parts. The most important thing a pellet stove owner can do is read the owner’s manual. “Even if you’ve had your pellet stove for ten years, take it out from time to time and read it again. You’ll see something new each time.” After initial installation: “The first thing you want to do is check the hopper (where the...

HOME   l   FACEBOOK Winter is fast approaching be ready! Take out all the fuel in the hopper and feed system. Pellets left in can become damp and cause problems later. Give the stove a complete spring cleaning. The fans for the air inlet and exhaust should be brushed of accumulated debris. The air inlet should be checked for obstructions now, and again before re-lighting the stove. Pellet stove cleaning on a regular basis will prevent problems arising through lack of maintenance. A slow, orange or sooty flame can mean: Burn pot air intakes blocked Ash pan full Blocked flue Need...

Here is one of the potential pellet stove repair technical training resources. http://www.chestnuthillchimney.com/chch_classes_10.html Get your training update from Chestnut Hill Chimney and parts from www.WoodHeatStoves.com