PelPro Pellet Stove Controller and Circuit Board

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[@ArmyProperty]

They made it as hard as humanly possible to get to the fuse. Ridiculous. We've watched your other videos and have isolated the problem (pressure switch) but in the course of doing it..... a small short happened and the fuse popped. Now we're spending forever and having to remove the entire control board just to get to the fuse. Jesus. (But thanks for these super helpful videos!!!)

[@olivertaylor8788]

Thease control boards are the heart of the stove,they need to be adjustable and resetable

[@RLoose9494]

New board $433 insane for a $25 board made in China

[@salemkid1979]

I love how in these videos it shows you a guy taking things apart from the back. What about after the thing is installed and the pipes are basically cemented into the wall, its impossible to get back there and fix anything

[@markgagner1607]

Hoping for some guidance. Pp60-B No signs of power anywhere. I did verify power to the motherboard but that’s it. My question is, if you had to guess, would you assume motherboard or could something else be the problem.? When I say no signs of power I mean no clicks, hums or even a light on the thermostat.. nothing.

[@idahocobra]

Did you inspect/replace the fuse on the circuit board? My PP130-B used a 5A 5x20mm glass fuse in a black housing that the top pops off, holding the fuse.

[@markgagner1607]

I’ll look into that. Thanks!

[@TriXteRV06]

The combustion exhaust blower motor on mine is stuck on low speed during start up and will only rev up during shut down mode. Replaced it with a new one and same issue. Is this a motherboard gone bad?!?

[@manny0390]

Did you take out the blower and vacuum and cleaned it? Also on the left side under the auger it has a black reset button but you have to get under and look up or you will miss it. From what I heard from my technician the circuit board doesn’t go bad unless it burnt

[@olivertaylor8788]

Control board bad

[@ArmyProperty]

Our exhaust motor doesn’t rev up either, until it’s shutdown time. Still puts out a ton of heat though. Guessing as long as your house (or wherever it’s installed) stays free of smoke & fumes you’re probably ok.

[@manny0390]

When I plug it to the outlet the control light doesn’t blink. I change the circuit board and still nothing.

[@mainstreamnashville3507]

Yooo how did you fix this, magically my 3 month warranty just expired. Mine just did the same dang thing. Plug it in no blinky light what so ever

[@manny0390]

@@mainstreamnashville3507 it’s the over heating sensor it’s behind under the auger you would have to open the left side and get under look up and you see a black reset button just press it but make sure it’s clean take out the fan and clean it

[@bryansellner5811]

I don't see a reset button on my pelpro 130

[@RCRWJR]

@@bryansellner5811 Open panel on left side with the 3/8 screws along the back , its a little sensor with two wires plugged into it its screwed into the pipe that the pellets feed through , Press in the button between the two wires , and the power (LED) came back on , I have Pelpro 70 but Pelpro 130 sensor is in same location

[@RCRWJR]

Thanks Manny ! I was thinking I should buy a $230 motherboard then I saw your comments !!

[@killerdwarf03]

Not true about the USB port, mine is on the side facing towards you.