20 Most Recent Denon AVR-1513 Questions & Answers

Short circuited component/s inside the circuit board.

Power supply section circuit problem. Check all the voltages and filter capacitors at this section. Contact any service technician. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

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you have to goto setting and set the speaker to tv if you have a newer tv

How many times this power/standby light blinks? It is fault indication, and are fault codes. If you wish to get some details about these codes, try this link. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com

set the speaker as default, whichever you are testing, it will start working, just right click and select.

This could be due to the systems overload protection kicking in, which under normal circumstances shouldn't happen, I suggest moving the speakers next to the amplifier and if possible use anew piece of wire to test the speakers start with one and test each individually. I think you possibly have a small short in one of the wires. Or one speaker is damaged. Measure the resistance between each speaker wire pairs. The speaker will probably be either 4 or 8 ohms check that this is the case. Read the speaker labels for clues. Were they the original speakers supplied? by the same manufacturer?

make sure the wattage of the amplifier has the same amount or more wattage to the subwoofer otherwise it will not be able to produce sound because of power complications

Check and replace its main system control memory IC.

Check its speaker connections. Check the speaker using a dry cell. If it is found OK, check the sound settings. If you wish to get more details, check this link.

If there is a fuse, it will be on the power board, easy to spot, a glass cased fuse, or a small white ceramic fuse. Normally though, a 125,000 volts wrecks everything connected to power. https://www.google.com/search?q=Denon+X6700h+has+no+power ..

Considering you have a standby light we know the hot side of the power board is working, next step is test the power on signal coming from the main board, it should be marked on the legend on the power board what pin is power on, will be marked PO_ ON PWR or something like that, you need at least 3 vdc there when you turn the set on, if it's missing replace the main board, if you see voltage replace the power board, easy simple fix with only one measurement, verses guessing what board is bad. Sorry you didn't get any other useful help, there are some posters on here giving non helpful generic help anyone would know to try