Denon AVR-1909
Denon AVR-1909 is an entirely able and great worth receiver. It is firmly constructed and there are various fancy odds and ends to respect, including 1080p upscaling, bi-amping of your front speakers (while utilizing a 5.1 encompass framework) and installed interpreting of high-quality sound codes (DTS-HD Master Audio included).
The AVR-1909 is a 7.1-channel AV recipient, and Denon rates its result at 90 watts for each channel. Like basically every other receiver available, it offers a full choice of standard Dolby and DTS surround handling modes.
Denon AVR-1909 additionally incorporates locally available interpreting for the two, new high-resolution soundtrack designs, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio.
Specifications of Denon AVR-1909:
Audio Video Surround Receiver (2008-09)
Dimensions: 434 x 171 x 377mm
Weight: 11.4kg
Tuning range: FM, MW
Power output: 90 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Surround output: 90W (front), 90W (center), 90W (rear)
Frequency response: 10Hz to 100kHz
Total harmonic distortion: 0.08%
Input sensitivity: 200mV (line)
Signal to noise ratio: 100dB (line)
Speaker load impedance: 6Ω to 16Ω
Digital inputs: coaxial, optical
Video Connections: HDMI, component, composite, SVHS
There are a few technical issues which are commonly found in Denon AVR-1909 that we will discuss here:-
Solution:- When there is no power or no LED light or no display then 1st you need to check the power socket by changing it with some other device. If another device is working fine in the same socket that means the power socket absolutely fine. Now you need to check the power cable which should be connected firmly to the AC power socket of the Denon AV receiver which is built at the backside cabinet.
On the condition the connection is proper that means the system has technical issues whose correction can be done by just removing the back cabinet by unscrewing the 8 screws. Then check the power supply PCB (circuit) which is built vertically at the AC power input section/side, then check the main fuse, still, it blows then change the main fuse with the same value( fuse value is measured by Ampere) now probably your system will turn on and your problem will be solved.
In case, the fuse blows again after changing by a new one within a fraction of a second that means the power supply circuit(PCB) is short. Therefore, you should visit the authorized service centre to check/ change the main Switching IC, bridge rectifier diode, main filter capacitor, 4148 diodes, quarter watts resistor and a few low voltage Zener diodes. After doing this your power supply will be absolutely fine and your AV receiver/amplifier will work like earlier.
Fault:- No audio from any channel.
Solution:- Make the system factory reset by pressing and holding the tuner + and tuner – buttons together in standby condition, and release the two-button when the display starts flashing at an interval of about 1 second. Then follow the instruction on the TV or projector screen, and finish all the steps on the screen. When complete it then tries with the input signal through the HDMI cable. Hopefully, it will work.
In case, the problem still persists then try to update the firmware through USB which is freely available online.
If the problem still persists then check all the input signals like analogue coaxial and optical too. Still, there is no sound on any kind of signal mode which means the problem is in the HDMI card. Hence, there should be repair or replacement by an authorised service Center.
If you found the HDMI card is perfect then the problem is in the pre-amplifier or main power amplifier section.