No sound after 3 years. Blown fuse?
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is it powering on ? .... do you have a dennon center near you best to show it there .... if its powering on then another thing could be that the selector button on the remote could have changed (from recveiver to video to tv) its a multifunction remote that goes crazy at times..
2009438
The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home theater remotes are horrible compared to the competition. The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home... » Read More The problem is the headphone jack is faulty. It behaves as if you have headphones plugged in, shutting off the the speakers. As the previous comment suggests you can try blowing air through it with a vacuum or compressor. I found stick a headphone plug in and wiggling it and then removing it can restore output to the speakers. BTW, if you have headphones and you hear nothing through them while plugged in then you likely have a dead amplifier. It's probably not worth fixing since it's old technology plus the remote user interface is awful. Denon's produce excellent audio but their home theater remotes are horrible compared to the competition. « Show Less
2009439
This is going to sound weird. I had the same problem. I called Denon. They said vacuum the headphone jack. I did it, it worked. Weird, I know. The woman on the phone said dust shorts the headphone jack and causes the speakers to shut off.
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Difficult to say. Call Denon and describe the symptoms. They'll likely refer you to a certified repair location, who will charge you a flat rate to trouble shoot it and then advise as to whether it's less costly to repair or replace it. You should always run these components and anything connected to them through surge suppressors.
2009441
Probably something simple. Check to see if you have selected the right input. My kiddo once played Xbox on it and I couldn't get the TV up until I found out he had messed with it and changed the input.Don't know about a fuse or reset button. Neither is visible in the back
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The problem I had was not lack of sound, but it won't turn on when I plug it in. There must be a short in the electrical wiring on my unit. I did have sound when I began using it -- nothing great, no Bose equipment. I'm sorry, but I think this is junk. I don't know what to do with it. I will find a place that recycles electrical appliances and give it to them. Alison
1546391
You may need to change fuse. I had to do that when I first got it. Been over a yr now and going strong. Good Luck
1570932
There is a fuse in the part that plugs in the plugin. You may want to see if the fuse is blown.
2145228
Try hooking up the ballasts & bulbs without the other cables that were included. That's what I tried when I kept blowing fuses on my 2007 Toyota Carry.
2200944
Yes, I fused mine and when I put the fuse in heard a "pop" that was really scary and sounded like a dead short. Didn't blow the fuse and works correctly though.
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Mine too. My JBL Subwoofer is just sitting. JBL customer support find for me which is http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/85-11312.Now I got a same problem with you that the replace fuse just get blow up immediately.(5 of them). I am keep contacting with JBL customer support again. I will update when I get the problem solved.
1536062
Contact harmans customer service by phone, i found them very helpful the few times i did.. It could be a software update that you could do yourself or something small that an authorized repair center near you can for a lot less then the cost of a new receiver..good luck with it!
253158
I never replaced it. It was the fuse the whole time! Might want to check fuse. If you haven't yet! GL.
1568847
u may have to order a new unit/or go to an audio shop to see if they get get the wires
1385779
You may have possible blew a fuse? Make sure to recheck all your wiring, I've had mine installed for almost 2 years now and they still work fine. Worst case is you might have a faulty unit.
810767
You are lucky it was three years mine stopped at less than a year and the electrical part they were on back order for a good long time. I would not recommend purchasing this unit at all. We purchased another brand after we received our money back.
1160681
OMG I thought I was alone! I'm getting no sound at all this is ridiculous! Ive had my system for a year and same as everyone else except my door says open and it doesnt anymore. Philips sells junk! They have been no help but to tell everyone to try that software upgrade that doesnt work! I have found a blog with thousands of customers who have Philips products that dont work after a year! BEWAREGo to this Link!http://www.consumeraffairs.com/home_electronics/philips.html
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None from personal experience. I would start at Ray Samuels Audio first though. The amps I have from him are amazing. If he doesn't have a solution for you, he's very helpful and will be able to point you in the right direction.
636121
probably the fuser, we have used both original and rebuilt fusers with good and bad results. If its not critical, start with a cheaper rebuilt fuser. it should be under 150 USD
1013832
Try doing a continuity test ...(check for current) with a volt meter on each section of wire , before and after the fuse holder , there may be a broken wire somewhere.
1379439
Depending on how long you have owned it, I would first go to the vendor on a warrantee concern. After that see if you could either purchase the component or canabilize it from a defective unit.