Ok guys, I bought this stove for 60 bucks at an estate auction, without doing any research thinking a pellet stove meant it would burn corn as well. I farm so I have about 150000 bushels of corn 200 feet from my shop, so I figured this little stove would help me out as i typically heat with a homemade wood stove, and LP furnace for backup. Anyway, when I bought the stove it was missing the motor for the exhaust blower. Found one at surplus center clearance sale with gasket for 29 bucks. surplus center.com by the way has a lot of parts for these types of stoves, for about 25% of retail price. They are uasually mislabeled or have poor descriptions, but if you look hard enough you might be able to find what your looking for. So I did some research(found out that corn was not an option) put the new fan in, bought a ton (literally, a ton) of pellets and fired it up. Here are my issues so far that I have not been able to figure out. Start up the stove after putting a small handful of pellets into burn pot. Plug it in and ater a couple seconds i hear what sound like a relay click and the exhaust fan starts.(exhaust fan runs constanly once plugged in even if stove is off) Push and hold the on/off button for a couple seconds and the Fire starts after 4-5 minutes. On my control panel, the on/off switch light stays on for about 15-20 minutes then begins to flash, one second on, one second off. Also, when adjusting the auger speed, no matter what setting it is on the fuel feed light is off for 10-11 seconds, then lights up for about 3 seconds. Another thing is the reset trim display. when i have it on setting 1 for heat and push the trim button i get 1 and 5 to light up, push trim button again and 1 and 4 light up, push again and just number one lights up. Shouldn't it be 1+4 and 1+3 and 1? And finally my control panel is different than a lot of ones Ive seen online and that I read about on here. Mine has no switch on the top for hi/low/on/off/manual. Mine just has the breckwell name there. Should i just buy a new circut board??? or do you guys have any other ideas? The stove will stay burning, but just enough to keep a tiny flame. I also took all the covers off the inside of the chamber and cleaned it out with a shop vac, blew it all out with 150psi compressed air, cleaned out the hopper, oiled the motors etc. Any help would be great. You guys have a great forum here, if I wouldn't have found this, I think I wouldve just thrown the stove on the scrap steel pile and been done with it.