So last night I started up my pellet stove and all is good in the world it was burning fine. This morning I woke up to a half empty hopper, and error code “E” opened the door and the burn pot was overflowing with unburnt pellets with quite a bit that had overflowed. I have an SBI thermostat hooked up to it which has been working fine since it was installed a few months ago. I did have “p” codes last week but found out it was a plugged chimney cap. I had jumped the wires on the pressure switch to trouble shoot. Would me crossing the wires on the pressure switch when I put it back cause this? Stove was cleaned and vacuumed top to bottom.
Drolet ECO 45 “E” code
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