When a pellet stove stops feeding, igniting, or blowing heat, the problem usually traces back to one of a handful of components. Our technicians diagnose the fault, repair or replace the failed part, and test the stove through a full burn cycle before they leave. From auger jams to control board errors, we work on the systems that keep pellet stoves running.
What is included
- Full diagnostic of the feed, ignition, and exhaust systems
- Auger and auger motor repair or replacement
- Igniter testing and replacement
- Combustion and convection blower service
- Control board troubleshooting and error code resolution
- Vent pipe inspection and cleaning for proper exhaust flow
Signs you might need this
- The stove will not ignite or takes multiple attempts to light
- Pellets are not feeding into the burn pot, or the auger is grinding or jammed
- Weak airflow, a noisy blower, or rooms that no longer warm up
- Error codes, blinking lights, or a control panel that will not respond
- Smoke smell, soot buildup, or the stove shutting down mid-burn
How it works
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Frequently asked questions
Why is my pellet stove not feeding pellets?
The most common causes are a jammed or worn auger, a failed auger motor, or a control board that is not sending power to the feed system. Damp or low-quality pellets can also clog the feed chute. A technician can isolate the cause quickly and repair or replace the affected part.
Can you replace just the igniter or blower, or do I need a new stove?
In most cases, individual components like igniters, blowers, augers, and control boards can be replaced on their own, which is far less costly than a new appliance. We assess the overall condition of the stove first and recommend full replacement only when repairs no longer make sense.
Does pellet stove repair include the venting?
Yes. Exhaust problems cause many pellet stove failures, so we inspect the vent pipe for ash buildup, blockages, and leaks as part of the repair visit. Keeping the venting clear helps the stove burn cleanly and reduces shutdowns, and all vent work is done in line with local codes.