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Question edited for clarity and 'AVE' to 'AVR'.. Yes of course no problem. The speakers are just that, a speaker, the processing is done by the Denon box not the speaker. You can use any speaker with an impedence of 6 to 16 ohms. https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/denon/avr-3300.shtml ..

press and hold MENU for 3 sec or more. setup lock ON appears on the display. press > to change to OFF and press ENTER

Due to the age of the North America/Canada model, I would check the power supply for stability.

No it is only a player, not a burner.

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Are you on Auto Mode? Is the receiver in the basement? https://www.google.com/search?q=denon+avr1500+no+am+fm+signals ..

A 7805 is not a transistor, it is a voltage regulator and they rarely fail!

Power supply needs attention I would guess without working on it.

you do not. here is a link to manual copy and paste https://downloads.denon.com/documentmaster/us/avr5800_ownersmanual.pdf ..

If you have verified that the Denon AVR 3310CI is properly configured and connected to the speakers but are still unable to hear anything, you can try the following troubleshooting procedures: Examine the HDMI cables: Check to see that the HDMI cables are securely connected to the HDMI output port on your source device and the HDMI input ports on the receiver's back. To see if that resolves the issue, try substituting new HDMI cables. The microprocessor must be reset: The functions of the Denon AVR 3310CI are controlled by a microprocessor. Try powering the receiver back on while simultaneously holding down the "Power" and "Speaker A" buttons to reset the microprocessor. Check the settings for the sound: Check that the sound settings on the receiver are set up correctly. To ensure that the settings are optimized for your particular setup, check the model's manual. Aktualize the firmware: Check to see if the Denon AVR 3310CI's firmware can be updated. For additional information on how to update the firmware, you can visit the Denon website or get in touch with their customer support. Use a different source to test: To determine whether the issue is with the receiver or the original source device, test it with a different source device.

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The code for the Denon S760H for a Dish Network remote is 0476. You can usually find the code listed in the manual for your remote, or you can search for the code online by typing in the model number of your receiver.

you want expert opinion free LOL that does not happen .we are mostly diy fixers and do not get paid

Okay! all ceiling mounted speakers. I don't know about 4 pair of speakers.Here is the load down:
First pair of ceiling speakers would be left and right front from speaker A or Main output behind your receiver.
Second ONE,but a pair would be connect to the center channel output as your center speaker.
Another pair would be connect to the surround sound left and right(NOT surround BACK left/right.)
Now,you have 5 channel setup at this point,you still need to purchase a power subwoofer to the SUB PRE-OUTPUT behind your Denon receiver.

For Zone two,you would need to connect your other pair of speakers to surround BACK left and right output.
Go to your Denon MENU button,depending on which model you have,some of them will have an on-screen display feature(you would need to have a composite video cable connect from the video output behind your receiver to the TV video input in order to use the on screen menu.)If not,you would have to it view on the front panel of the A/V receiver.
You need to read the detail on how to setup the video and audio as well as distance and DB for the receiver through the menu button.
I will be frank with you,if you are an amateur,Denon is NOT easy to be setup on the first time.
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The clue I think is the fact the problem gets worse after being switched off. One cause could be leaking capacitors, the big ones in the the power supply. They hold a charge, but if they leak the charge is lost and they do that when the power is off. The only other I can think of is a voltage regulator. But I think that would blow a fuse. So I would get your guy to replace the caps.

From Denon support: To reboot, turn receiver off using the small on/off button, not the big standby button. While off press the night and pure direct button at the same time and keep holding them with your right hand while pressing the small on/off button with your left. You will see your receiver menu flash. When you see it flash let go of the night and pure direct button and the receiver will reset it self to the radio station 87.50. The receiver's microprocessor has now been set back to factory default.

Question edited for clarity, full 'make model (what it is)'. Question moved to maker category. You can't. All devices that have a remote need it. You can get a new one here for $11 at Walmart. https://www.google.com/search?q=avr+s540bt+replacement+remote+control ..

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Being that most AVRs designed today no longer provide a Pre-Out and Main Amp In that work in conjunction, there's no easy way to loop an external EQ through the receiver for playback with all sources. Also, given the fact that most receivers designed today either include some type of room correction software (Audyssey) or a Manual EQ for internal equalization, there is less of a need to integrate an external EQ with your receiver.

Question edited for clarity and all the typos! 'surround'. No, of course not, it was designed by engineers to work as a complete seamless unit. Contact Denon for spares. https://www.google.com/search?q=denon+684+receiver+parts+list ..