How do I reset my Denon AVR 3805?

Press the power button, and speaker a and speaker b simultaneously and hold until the display begins to flash then release speaker A and speaker B buttons. That resets the microprocessor.

Why does my Denon AVR 3806 have no sound?

Try a sky channel with dolby digital, if you get no sound, then thats the problem. Another thing to try is get a dolby digital film or program going in and flick through the cinema settings (the cine button on the remote). Also check you have the correct video and sound inputs setup for the sources you’re using.

What do I need to know about my Denon 3806 remote?

Also check you have the correct video and sound inputs setup for the sources you’re using. So if you choose (for example) DVD on the 3806 remote then it knows which sound and video input are assigned to that source (i.e. comp1 + opt1, hdmi + opt2 etc.)

What should I do if my Denon DVR is not working?

I’d also suggest disconnecting the optical cable from the Denon, turn on the DVR, and see if there is any light emanating from the end of the cable. Don’t stare down the tube, but you should be able to see some light coming out of the ends. If there isn’t any light, then no signal is making it to the Denon.

Where is the input button on a Denon remote?

A big issue with Denons is a button on the remote marked “input”. Press this button as many times as it takes until the the receiver says “Auto”. On my one Denon remote, it is a single button near the system setup buttons. On my other Denon remote, there are three buttons linked together as “input”.

Why is my Denon AVR 3805 not working?

At least that way you could confirm that the system setup does/does not work. The current problem could be something as simple as a break in the optical cable itself. For digital inputs you have to go to the setup screen and assign them properly.

Also check you have the correct video and sound inputs setup for the sources you’re using. So if you choose (for example) DVD on the 3806 remote then it knows which sound and video input are assigned to that source (i.e. comp1 + opt1, hdmi + opt2 etc.)

I’d also suggest disconnecting the optical cable from the Denon, turn on the DVR, and see if there is any light emanating from the end of the cable. Don’t stare down the tube, but you should be able to see some light coming out of the ends. If there isn’t any light, then no signal is making it to the Denon.

A big issue with Denons is a button on the remote marked “input”. Press this button as many times as it takes until the the receiver says “Auto”. On my one Denon remote, it is a single button near the system setup buttons. On my other Denon remote, there are three buttons linked together as “input”.