I am a comercial electrician. My company installed 2 Denon recievers on a job and 1 has gone dead. There is power to the unit but no power to the recepticals on the back. Is there a reset or a fuse?

You can reset your reciever by completing three simple steps

1.Switch off the unit using the main unit's power switch

2.Hold the following DIRECT button and STEREO button, and
turn the main unit's power switch on.

3.Check that the entire display is flashing with an interval of

about 1 second, and release your fingers from the 2 buttons
and the microprocessor will be initialized.
If step 3 does not work start over and attempt again. Be aware this will reset all setting to factory defaults. Hopefully this helps.
Thanks.

Contact the manufacturer and let them know what happened. The company will probably honor the warranty, especially if you tell them that you don't have the receipt since the unit was installed two years ago. I wouldn't tell them that you recieved it as a gift, just that you installed it two years ago and the unit isn't running.

Becoming an Apprentice Electrician, and/or moving on to a Journeyman, then Master Electrician, involves either going to a Vocational Technical, (VoTech), school, or learning on the job.

As you work on the job, you will be under the license of an electrician. After you learn your craft to an extent, you can take a test for becoming an Apprentice Electrician. Then after two years on the job you ca test out for your Journeymans Electrician license. You will be tested in the Residential, and Commercial areas.

See if there is a company that is willing to hire someone, who wants to learn the Electricians craft in your area.

Tips from me:
1.When working on a circuit, NEVER assume the power is off. Even when you are sure it is.
Use your test equipment, and make a quick check before you put your hands in there!
Has kept me from getting shocked for many years now.

2.After making a wire connection to the breaker, before you insert the breaker in the Service Panel, wiggle the wire a little. Then try to tighten down the circuit breaker screw, a little more. You're dealing with Alternating Current, (AC), and AC vibrates! It can eventually vibrate screws loose! (50 to 60 Hertz. Hertz means Cycles per Second)

try switching the remote to operate zone 2 and turn the zone 2 volume level up higher

Try this, turn off the unit and remove the AC power cord from the electrical outlet, Hold the AUTO button and PCM button and plug the unit back into the electrical outlet, if the display starts flashing with 1 second intervals then release the 2 buttons, this initialized the microprocessor

this happened to me once and I found that my reciever would just shut down. make sure that you have plenty of space above the amp. it may be over heating and shutting down on you and when it cools down, it turns back on. there will most likely the "overload" light will be lit when it shuts down the audio.

hope that helps

it a control switch and power supply that needs to be replaced they have blown.
get in contact with me so I can help you financially...I can buy your unit for parts.
It will cost more than the unit
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These recievers were infamous for the power transformers going bad(opening) if more than 2 speakers were hooked up and it was cranked up.Did it die while playing?Do you have 4 or more speakers hooked up?Was there a power surge?Let me know........

Hello, I think that you've got a problem in the relay circutry or a logic problem. tell ya what I ve got the service manual and schematic for the reciever. the engineers at denon where ahead of there time when this company started. they designed the equipment around what they wanted the specs to be for signal to noise and discrete audio channels. each of the sound channels from the component and composite inputs is given its own bus and amplifier channels. these paths are also common to the reciever/tuner outputs. one question though you mentioned that the composite/component video paths are not switching from the input to the output youve designated, and that the monitor checks good. do you have another video source,either digital or analog that you can input throgh another channel to see if it is infact a switching problem. try that and let me know. I can give you help with the switching circutry form the schematic if need be. believe me I know It took me about a week to track down the service schematic for this unit. Denon doesn't like giving out info unless you are an authorized repair center.

This means that something is seriously wrong with the unit(blown amp, shorts, opens, etc.) however, you can reset the unit by unplugging the unit, holding the A and B channel buttons on the face of the unit and plugging in the reciever. the display should flash at 1 second intervals. if it doesn't stop flashing on its own then unplug and replug and you should be good to go! good luck.