20 Most Recent Denon AVR-5800 Receiver Questions & Answers

its one of the advance model once open the remote and clean it other wise u can check with the remote receiver showing any blinking while use once crosscheck it

There is a problem win the power supply. I would look for swollen/leaking caps and also any cracked , broken devices in that general area and replace them

Find a local stereo repair center online and send it in.

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i do not know about the supply transistor for denon avc-a1se

Hello, sorry to hear about your problem.
If you're connected via Component or HDMI out, you may want to try S-video or composite video. There are various problems with this device. Another issue could be the type of signal. I presume you are on digital now. From analyzing the net it seems to me that there may be a limited number of digital inputs into this device. Look for a way to designate only 1 digital input.
Difficult one to sort out on a forum. Needs fiddling with really.
Good luck.
Jim

I'm having the same problem. My remote works but I can't get the on screen set-up to come on the TV. It used to work on a different set now nothing.

So it's a basic lack of selection of the source. That let's out the amplifiers and speakers.

Let's stick with FM as the source since it can't be conencted wrong or have cabling issues. Does it indicate that it can tune a station by lighting the tuner's stereo indicator? If not, something very basic is dead. I'm wondering what you meant by "seems to do everything that it shoud". What exactly DOES work?

Did it work at one time and then stop working or is this a new installation we're working through?

you may not able to assign that input to digital if your other inputs are asigned digital you may be limited to how many.

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I can help you solve this problem. However you must describe to me which fuse you have replaced. Is it the fuse on the power line or is it a fuse in the speaker line (which I highly doubt). usually this type of amplifier uses two technologies. One is transistors the second is integrated chips. This is in regard to the output stages. I assumed you speaker cables shorted each other while the volume was set at a high level with music playing. Anyway if you are willing I am able to help.

With some receivers, the on-screen display is limited to a specific video output from the receiver to your TV.

I'm not 100% positive if that's the issue with yours, but it's likely.

If you're connected via Component or HDMI out, you may want to try S-video or composite video.

If that doesn't work, consult Denon to find out which output does your OSD.

This amp is going into protect mode as it is sensing an internal overload,needs to be repaired...

Does the unit click when you press the power button on/off? If so, then the amplifier output transistors are shorted out.

The Denon DRA-697CI stereo receiver typically uses a 250V, 2.5A fuse. However, it's always a good idea to consult the user manual or check the label near the power input on the device itself to confirm the exact fuse size and specifications for your particular model. Using the correct fuse size is important for safety and to prevent damage to the receiver. If you're unsure, you can also contact Denon customer support for assistance.