My denon AVR 1803 WON'T TURN ON

The best way to connect an older IPod or other MP3 player to the AVR-1803 is to use a 3.5 mm (M) to RCA audio cable. This will work for audio on all IPods (and video on some of the older IPods). Here's an example: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Audio-Video-Cable-iPod/dp/B000STBSU4 . Connect the 3.5 mm end to the headphone jack; the RCA plugs go into one of the AVR-1803 RCA inputs.

For some IPods, try a connector like this: http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-iPod-Connector-Cable/dp/B000CBFVXS . This connects to the docking port on the IPod.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Connect the 3.5mm cable to the iPod headphone output and the two RCA plugs into any unused analogue audio input on the Denon AVR 1803. Then choose the appropriate input on the Denon, press play and enjoy the music. Be careful about volume. Start with the volume on the iPad low and adjust to suit.
Cheers, Don.

Look for a button that says repeat ...push if to turn it off..if it has schuffle , try hitting that.

as per your request: Denon AVR 1803 Manual

http://www.fnet.de/anleitung-Receiver-Denon-AVR-1803-43117.html

You can get the manual on the link below.

http://usa.denon.com/avr1803_883_ownersmanual.pdf

http://usa.denon.com/avr1803_productsheet.pdf

http://usa.denon.com/ArchivedAVReceivers.asp?archivedModelSearch=true&clearCurrent=true&archivedCategory=AV&archivedModel=AVR-1803&imageField.x=25&imageField.y=7

Good Luck and please rate

Hi, this is a power board issue. remove the cover and make sure that this unit doesn't have blow fuse. if the fuse is fine, you will then need to replace the integrated power/ main board.

check your speaker wires make sure none are touching each other this will cause a short and shut the reciever down

it is true pre amp check your cables and confirm in (avr-1100)that you select the right input.

There is a thermal non resetable fuse built into transformers primary. There are two leads from a connector that go to Primary of transformer they may be yellow and white leads. If there is no continuity between these two wires Transformer is defective. With Power unplugged pull connector and measure with ohmmeter. Fuse is buried pretty deep inside transformer and some technicians can get it out and replace it but it is not easy.

First thing to do is unplug the reciver for 12 to 24 hours. Sounds like it needs to be reset.