Hisense TL-3220 Television "tv remote volume working" Questions

tv remote and the cox cable remote don't change the volume, even though the tv shows it doing so. The volume was working perfectly less than 24 hours ago. Just for the hell of it, change the batteries

...TV's remote, the cable remote or the actual volume control button on the front of the set - the volume that comes out of the TV's speakers is constant - about 33% of full volume SO YOU JUST GOT A NEW ...

- see if function normally.Take the remote aparts and clean it with some Q tips dip in with rubbing alchahol clean the remote PCB.Try website like Remotes.com to buy an exact to the original remote tv

...tv, not via the remote. Please advise. Thank you. User 'rapolley' is absolutely right. One can cycle through the functions to access different options, ie. 'TV', 'Audio', 'DVD', etc. I stumbled upon ...

...remote is in TV position, that is, because most of the remote controllers have the feature that you can program them for use with another devices. Make shure that one button that says "TV" in pressed ...

...remote or tv volume buttons work then check whether the channel buttons work on the tv (not remote). If none of these work then check the input connection from the buttons /infra red reciver to the ...

...operate on remote either up or down If the volume works ok on the TGV without remote, replace the remote. But the volume on the TV does not work, replace TV (you could return in warranty or

remote controls the TV just fine. It sounds like the button is stuck. Take the remote apart if you can and see if the key is stuck somewhere. This happened to me once with a rubber key type of remote.

remote sensor on tv not responding I,have to turn on tv manually. change input manually,tv reception is ok. Volume cannot be controlled,it will lock in at full volume or drift back & forth,mostley

remote: TV RED + SELECT (flashes twice) 999 now press the blue sky button at the top of your remote now try the tv guide button. this should work no problem now. now to the small matter of tuning your