To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if operating buttons don't work and the Denon DN-H800 stops playing?
If your Denon CD Player stops playing in the middle of a track or the operating buttons don't respond, the disc may be loaded upside-down, there might be a foreign object on the disc tray, the disc could be dirty, or the disc is scratched. Try reloading the disc correctly, removing any foreign objects, cleaning the disc, or replacing it with an unscratched one.
How to fix broken sound on my Denon CD Player?
If the sound is broken on your Denon CD Player, it might be due to dirt, fingerprints, or spittle on the disc, a scratched disc, or the player being in an unstable place and vibrating strongly. Clean the disc, replace it with an unscratched disc, and ensure the player is placed on a stable, vibration-free surface.
Why doesn't my Denon DN-H800 show the total tracks when I load a CD?
If your Denon CD Player doesn't display the total number of tracks when a disc is loaded, it could be due to the disc being loaded upside-down, the disc being dirty, or the disc not being of the specified type. Try reloading the disc correctly, cleaning the disc, or replacing it with a disc of the specified type.
Why is there a hissing sound in FM broadcasts on my Denon CD Player?
If you hear a hissing sound in FM broadcasts on your Denon CD Player, the antenna direction may be poor, or the signals from the broadcast station may be weak. Try changing the direction of the antenna or installing an outdoor antenna.
What causes hissing in AM broadcasts on my Denon CD Player?
If you're hearing a hissing sound during AM broadcasts on your Denon CD Player, it could be noise from a TV or interference from a broadcast station. Try turning off the TV, changing the direction of the loop antenna, or installing an outdoor antenna.
Why is there a humming sound in AM broadcasts on my Denon DN-H800?
If a humming sound is present during AM broadcasts on your Denon CD Player, it may be due to signals on the power cord being modulated by the power source frequency. Try inserting the power cord in the opposite direction or installing an outdoor antenna.
CD Section| frequency response | 20 ~ 20, 000 Hz (±1.0 dB) |
|---|---|
| high frequency distortion | 0.02 % (1 kHz) |
| signal-to-noise ratio | 94 dB |
| channel separation | 85 dB |
| output level | 2.0 V |
Tuner Section| reception frequency band | FM: 87.5 MHz ~ 108.0 MHz, AM: 520 kHz ~ 1710 kHz |
|---|---|
| reception sensitivity | FM: 1.5 µV/75 Ω, AM: 20 µV |
| FM stereo separation | 35 dB (1 kHz) |
General| power supply | 120 V AC ±10 %, 60 Hz |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 19 W |
| weight | 7.6 kg |
Warning against exposing the appliance to rain or moisture to prevent hazards.
Warning about not opening the cover to reduce the risk of electric shock.
Warning about potential hazardous radiation exposure from improper controls or adjustments.
Caution for US/Canada models regarding polarized plugs and extension cords.
Instructions for reading, retaining, and following all safety warnings and operating procedures.
Guidelines for positioning the appliance away from water, heat, and ensuring proper ventilation.
Precautions regarding power cord handling, grounding, polarization, and avoiding electrical hazards.
Instructions on when to seek qualified service personnel and what not to do.
Advice on avoiding high temperatures, moisture, dust, and foreign objects.
Warnings against contact with chemicals and advice on power cord handling.
Instructions on maintaining ventilation and prohibiting disassembly or modification.
Instructions for taping the carousel to prevent movement during transport.
Advice on removing discs and power status before moving.
Details of the carousel mechanism, programming, and playback functions.
Information on RDS reception, preset tuners, rack mounting, and remote control.
Warnings about disc compatibility, potential noise, and volume adjustments.
Detailed description of the power switch, drawer controls, tuner buttons, and disc selection buttons.
Identification of rear panel terminals for antennas, audio outputs, and remote control.
Explanation of various indicators like RDS, PTY, TP, and reception modes.
Instructions for opening, closing the drawer, and correctly loading discs.
Guidance on connecting FM/AM antennas and selecting optimal placement.
Instructions for connecting to an amplifier and setting up wired remote control.
Step-by-step guide for initiating and halting disc playback.
How to play specific discs and tracks directly.
How to advance to the next disc while playing.
How to move between tracks, return to track start, and program playback sequences.
How to clear programs and set repeat modes for tracks, discs, or all discs.
Instructions for full random, program random, and disc sequential random play.
How to temporarily stop playback, cancel random play, and perform quick searches.
Techniques for cuing to specific points or programs and pausing playback.
How to change the playback pitch and its effects.
Guidelines for placement to avoid interference and ensure proper operation.
Best practices for handling, cleaning, and avoiding damage to discs.
Recommendations for storing discs properly to prevent damage.
How to use auto preset memory, store new stations, and recall preset channels.
Methods for inputting characters and performing RDS searches for stations.
How to search for stations based on program type and traffic information.
How to use the timer function for CD and tuner playback.
Introduction to the optional remote control unit and its buttons.
A table listing common symptoms, causes, and countermeasures for CD player and tuner sections.
Technical specifications for the CD player and tuner sections, including frequency response and sensitivity.
Details on headphone output, power supply, installation, and remote connectivity.
