Is it possible that the TV just stops responding to any remote control?

First look up your TV code in the manual (link below). Some TVs are manufactured by another company, so you can try codes for the manufacturer's TVs as well. Funai makes a number of brands (including Emerson); your TV manual may indicate the manufacturer.

Then turn on your TV, if possible. Then press and hold Set (just below the LED) until the LED blinks twice. Enter a four-digit code with less than 10 seconds between key presses. Press the Power button and check if the tv turns off (or on). If the TV does not respond, try a different code. When the TV responds, check if the other functions of the remote work.

One For All remote manuals and code lists are available here: http://www.oneforall.com/support/manual . Use the drop down menus to select Universal Remote and then the model. You may need to change the Region at the top of the page.

The direct link to the URC-1050 manual is: http://www.oneforall.com/uploads/support/71565305a95bc645c30a7af2b6994b71.pdf .

Please note that the manual for this remote has a copywrite date of 2002. Most universal remotes are limited to codes for devices released 6 months or more before the remote was programmed. If your TV is newer than your remote, you may need a new remote.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

First what is the age of the remote relative to the TV? The codes are limited to those for devices released about 6 months before the remote was programmed. If this is the problem, then you may need a newer universal remote.

Next is the TV responding to any remote or button press? It's possible that the IR receiver has failed or the entire board has failed in the TV. (If the buttons work, it's just the IR receiver if the unit doesn't respond to any button presses.) For parts, try shopjimmy.com or partstore.com. You want parts that match the ones in the TV.

You can check if the remote works with a cell phone camera. Take a picture of the IR beam end of the remote when someone else presses the button. When you look at the resulting picture there will be light at the end of the remote.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(shopjimmy.com specializes in parts from TVs damaged in shipping and thus have minimal use.)

You can find codes for the remote here: http://www.urc.philips.com/ . Then look up the CL043 and click on the remote code finder. This is also called the SRU3004WM by Philips.

A Westinghouse TV should responds to one of the following codes: 0915, 0013, 1216, 0300 if the TV was released 6 months before the remote was programmed or earlier. (Whte Westinghouse codes are different.)

If those codes do not work, there is a manual code search option. With the TV on, press and hold Setup on the remote until the red indicator stays lit. Then press and release quickly the TV button on the remote (the LED will blink once). Then press the Channel Up button until the TV responds (up to 300 times). If you overshoot, press Channel Down to go back to the previous code. Press and release the Mute button to set the code. Check if the remote performs all the needed functions. If it doesn't, repeat the above steps to find another code.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(if the remote is older than the TV, you may need a newer universal remote.)

The first possibility is that the new remote control is a dud out of the box. It can happen. Another possibility is that the remote sensor in the TV has failed. Then the remote is transmitting, but it's not being picked up by the TV. (The lights are on but there's nobody home.) If you can, return the new remote to the store and exchange it. Then, if the set still doesn't respond, you'll need to replace the remote sensor.

The flashing blue light shows that the TV is receiving I.R. from the remote but doesn't mean that the signal being received is recognized by the Samsung. If you have a "universal" remote then your TV code may need to be re-entered/reprogrammed...changing batteries in a "universal" will usually require it to be reprogrammed.

Also...because of the remotes construction (rubber membranes with carbon dots that short across PC traces) I've seen certain buttons stop working altogether.

Hi,

Please follow the steps below

Program the First Device by Entering Direct Codes

1.Turn all of your devices off, and then manually turn on the device you want to program.
2.Press the Setup button on your the universal remote and continue to hold it down until the indicator light stops flashing and remains solid.
3.Release the Setup button
4.Press the TV button.
5.Release it immediately and make sure the indicator light is illuminated.
6.Enter the first possible four-digit code on the universal remote, and then press another button on the remote to see if the device is now programmed, such as the volume control or power button.
7.If the device responds, you have successfully programmed your Philips universal remote.
8.If not, turn the device off and back on and follow the steps again using the next code on the list. Repeat until the device successfully responds.

How to Program a Remote Using Code Search
1.Turn all of your devices off, and then manually turn on the device you want to program.
2.Press the Setup button on your the universal remote and continue to hold it down until the indicator light stops flashing and remains solid.
3.Release the Setup button
4.Press the TV button.
5.Release it immediately and make sure the indicator light is illuminated.
6.Press either the Channel button or the Play button until the device responds. Each time you press the button, the Philips universal remote tries a new code.
7.When the code works, press the Mute button on the Philips universal remote and the code will be stored.


To get the universal remote codes please visit below solution

http://www.fixya.com/support/t5395701-universal_remote_code_phillips
Thanx

there is a easier way to check your remote.
Open your radio on AM frequencies, you don't need to be tuned just noise is perfect, then bring your remote near the antenna and press some button. You will ear the frequency in your radio. If it works this way but not on the TV make sure to press the TV button before using it (if the remote is universal).

I had this exact same problem. After a week or so it started responding to the remote control again. Then after a couple of days it stopped responding. This problem came and went for about a month, then one day the entire TV went dead. When I powered it on, the green light appeared for 2 seconds followed by a sequence of 6 flashing red lights that repeated. I brought my set in to a repair shop and they replaced the power supply board. That fixed the problem and now the TV powers up and responds to the remote control again. Total charge was $250. That was very disappointing for a $1,500 TV that was only 18 months old. I'm going to let Philips know how disappointed I am in their product!

1) Turn on TV;
2) Press TV on the remote control;
3) Press and hold SETUP, until the red LED indicator blinks twice;
4) Enter 9-9-1-1 on the numeric keypad;
5) Press POWER on the remote;
6) If the TV doesn't respond, repeat #3, #4, #5.