Oh well still not acceptable repair that sucker all you need is a couple wires and a soldering iron.
Hopefully. This thing has a pic controller and if that is blown out I don't have code for it. On the reverse engineering point they only make two control boards for pellet stoves so if I could get my hands on both with intact code I could design jumperable hardware to switch between the two types. They design these things to have really weird parts that are hard to find, for instance the scroll cage blower on most of them run at 120 volts 85hz AC. Sourcing replacements gets interesting. You can get 120volt 60hz Dayton 400 cfm blowers all day for $40 but the ones that will work in these things are $240-360... I feel like they have a mafia manufacturing chain to make it hard to repair and source without paying out the nose.
Dude you have some serious skills. How are you at reverse engineering executables....
I suck at code. I haven't really got deep into any coding since the 90s. And really since Basic/asm/ML on the C64 in the 80s. I know some people however.
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