Denon reciever i have a denon avr2801 reciever after putting volume contol up to past -22 reciever will click into stand by and stay there until i cylce off reciever and try again it does this on all modes ie,tv vcr,dvd,tape etc. if i keep volume under -22 its ok for a longer period of time hel what do you think its approx. 5 yrs old and really not used much i'm also using all bose speakes with 2 subs

You will have to change the volume controller and its circuit board.



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Look in the owner's manual on the section to set up the remote. There is a feature to "control volume with receiver" (or "do not control TV volume with remote"). Select that option.

On-screen display (OSD) isn't coming up because you're only viewing picture from your Blu-Ray player. You need to switch TV input over to your receiver to get the OSD. But you probably figured that out by now. Don't worry, I've done that before too.

Try disconnecting the speakers at the receiver. turn it on radio or any other source and turn up the volume. If the receiver still shuts of, there is an internal capacitor issue and needs serviced. More than likely though, it's a speaker problem. If the speakers were underpowered and at max volume, chances are the damage was to a voice coil in one of the speakers. If the receiver continues to stay on without being connected it's ok. check your speaker wires as well. Frequently loose braids on wires touch each other and create very little resistance until turned up, more volume, more resistance. Then the receiver puts itself into protection mode so no damage will occur. If you need further help, post a comment and I can help you troubleshoot further.

disconnect all connections cycle power if the power stays on reconnect equipment one at a time cycling power after each peice reconnected. If the power goes back to stand by with nothing connected the reciever needs repair

No as there is no volume control on the zone outputs

Press the reciever button on tyhe remote until it say Multi in the display. You can now adjust the multi zone volume level.

i had this condition on another denon a/v receiver it started clicking got worse as time went on progressed to snaping sound more so when switching modes ie dvd to tv etc then l/frt speaker would cut out found by gently tapping l/side of the chassis it would pop & snap sent it out to denon & they replaced the dsp unit no problem since hope this helps Alan