I have 2004 Whitfield advantage optima 3 pellet stove. I'm having an issue with the stove not feeding pellets fast enough. The stove runs fine on low, barely sufficient on medium and terrible on high. I've got the damper shut down as tight as possible and still not getting enough pellets. I pulled the auger and got that all cleaned out. I put a spacer in on the auger motor to take the play out of the shaft going in to the gear box. I've even changed out fuel source, doesn't seem to help. I'm very disciplined about the stove being cleaned. If anything in the past it was always an issue burning the stove on high and not getting enough air moving through the stove, always a little pellet build up in the morning. I live in South Eastern Montana so the stove gets a good workout in the winter. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Tyler
Thanks
Tyler