Last month I blew a fuse due to a short in the room temperature sensor.
Fixed the problem and now it's been running 24 hours a day since then with no issues.
Woke up this morning and it was dead. The fuse wasn't black inside from a short, it looked like it just melted through. All I could find was a 5 amp so I put it in, lit it, and went to work. Came home 12 hours later and it was still running. I shut it down and pulled it out just a few inches to put a 6 amp fuse in. After that the ignitor would not light the pellets. I have it running right now but I lit it manually.
Does anyone think it's just a coincidence? I don't mind replacing the ignitor but at $100, it's pretty expensive if it could be another problem. Does anyone think the control board could be going bad?
Thanks
Fixed the problem and now it's been running 24 hours a day since then with no issues.
Woke up this morning and it was dead. The fuse wasn't black inside from a short, it looked like it just melted through. All I could find was a 5 amp so I put it in, lit it, and went to work. Came home 12 hours later and it was still running. I shut it down and pulled it out just a few inches to put a 6 amp fuse in. After that the ignitor would not light the pellets. I have it running right now but I lit it manually.
Does anyone think it's just a coincidence? I don't mind replacing the ignitor but at $100, it's pretty expensive if it could be another problem. Does anyone think the control board could be going bad?
Thanks