I lost power during a storm and upon return to power I cannot receive any signal from my denon. It powers up and appears to be working. Everything works independently, I reset the microprocessor, checked all cables independently. All the components work individually but when connected to the unit there is no display and it works by remote as it should. Changing from BD to Game etc...anybody???

Have you checked to make sure it didn't restart your entire system? If not you'll have to double check everything is connected correctly, turn everything on, and change the channel on the TV back to whatever Composite video or HDMI setting it was plugged into...then make sure the Denon receiver is set to Cable

Had a similar issue, replaced the receiver three times in first month. The fourth time it had to go back to Denon. They returned it saying no fault. Also replaced HDMI cables etc...real head scratcher. Turns out it was the tv. The system can get discombobulated if the receiver, tv and source are not sequenced correctly. This is due to the HDMI protocol, Power up sequence should be receiver, source tv. Once video is lost it has to be rest. With system powered up and tv displaying no signal, remove HDMI cable at tv. Turn off tv at outlet and leave of for 2 minutes (this rests HDMI port, important to leave off long enough!.). Turn tv on and reconnect HDMi...all should be good. Poor Denon, I blamed them when it was my Sony Braiva all along....bad Sony

Internal fuse on amplifier chassis

SWITCH OFF THE UNIT..PUSH AND HOLD DOWN BOTH SPEAKER A AND SPEAKER B BUTTON WHILE HOLDING DOWN BUTTONS TURN ON MAIN POWER THE DISPLAY WILL FLASH WAIT FOR 3 FLASHES THEN RELEASE. THIS WILL RETURN EVERYTHING BACK TO RFACTORY DEFAULT

I just finished repairing one of my VR960 units with a similar problem. My problem was that the sub would crackle no matter what input level. After changing a few of the active components, I finally discovered it to be a capacitor which was faulty. Anyway, I replaced the three 100uf 25V capacitors on the main board and all was well.

Good Luck.

Yep, thats the way power outages work. They usually destroy your electronics which is why you have to unplug just about everything. The tv needs repair.

You need to get more details. What component has failed that makes them believe that a surge caused the problem. There is usually a thermal fuse inside of the main power transformer that CAN be effected by power surges. WIthout more details, I really can't rpovide any ammunition for your claim. Please request exact details from the servicer.

Thanks,
Dan

replace all the electrolytic capacitors in the power supply. i had the exact same problem with mine and once i replaced the capacitors it powered up and stayed on and worked perfect.
these capacitors tend to fail as they're of poor quality.
this fault is very common on denon receivers, especially the later models.

hope this helps?

Your Denon 1905 might be setting it under HDMI for video source.You need to correct it by going to menu,as you browse through the setting,you should able to find video select or video output. It is on the manual.
Remember,you need to run a composite video cable from the video output behind your receiver to your TV video input for this step.
solutiondoct

Same problem, thanks for the solution -- resetting power solved it.