We need to find a universal remote for coby937.We have tried the RCA but not compatable

To program your RCA universal remote to control your Naxa DVD player ND-861, you will need to use the correct code for your device. Here are the steps to follow:

Power on your Naxa DVD player.

Press and hold the "Code Search" button on your RCA universal remote until the indicator light turns on.

Release the "Code Search" button.

Press and release the "DVD" button on your RCA remote.

Enter the code for your Naxa DVD player. You can find a list of RCA remote codes for Naxa DVD players in the RCA remote manual that came with your remote or by searching online. For example, the code for Naxa DVD players may be 3394.

Press the "Enter" button on your RCA remote. The indicator light on your remote will turn off if the code was entered correctly.

Test the remote to see if it's working. Try playing a DVD and using the remote to navigate the menu.

If the first code you tried didn't work, repeat the steps with a different code until you find one that works. If none of the codes work, it's possible that your RCA universal remote is not compatible with your Naxa DVD player.

If the codes for your Digital Lab DLU-5004B universal remote are not working with your RCA TV, there are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the manufacturer's website: Some manufacturers may have updated or additional codes available for their TVs. You can check the manufacturer's website to see if there are any new codes that may work with your TV.
2. Try a different code: If the codes provided in the remote's manual are not working, you can try using a different code for your TV brand. You can find a list of codes for different TV brands online or in the manual for your universal remote.
3. Check the remote's battery: Make sure the remote's battery is charged and properly installed. A weak or dead battery can cause the remote to malfunction.
4. Reset the remote: Resetting the remote may help resolve any issues with the remote's programming. To reset the remote, remove the battery and press any button on the remote for at least 15 seconds. Then, reinsert the battery and try the codes again.
5. Check the TV's compatibility: Some TVs may not be compatible with universal remotes, in which case you will need to use the TV's original remote or a different universal remote that is compatible with your TV.

If these troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, it is possible that there is a problem with the remote or the TV itself. In this case, it is recommended to bring your TV and remote to a professional for further diagnosis and repair.

Hi, you need to refer to you instructions book that came with your RCA remote when you purchased it new. It will have all the codes and instructions on how to program the remote inside the book. But all said and done, even if you find your original manual for your RCA remote and programmed it. It will probably still not work because RCA universal remotes arn't made very well to be compatible to receivers.

I suggest getting your original remote if it is still available. Try going to Replacement Remotes, as they have most all original remotes available and you will not have to program an original remote from them. Search for your model of receiver in their search box.

"This TV utilizes new remote control signal codes and may not be compatible with your existing universal remote (e.g. satellite box remotes, cable box remotes, generic universal remotes, etc.). Over time, newer universal remote controls that become available should pick up the new TV codes."

Unfortunately Olevia is one of those t.v. brands that is not compatible with many universal remote controls. They make a Universal Learning Remote specifically available from Olevia on their web site that may solve your problem if your universal remote control turns out not to be compatible with your Olevia television.

As for what codes you can try, there are many, and the codes depend on your universal remote control brand. Many times, an RCA code will work for Olevia televisions, so you should try the RCA codes that come with your universal remote first, before trying any of these other codes.

If you have a Dish Network Universal Remote you can use code 506 or 127.

Direct TV remote codes vary by model number on the remote control, but the following codes work with most Direct TV remotes: 506, 127, 11144, 11240, 11331, 11610

Cable Vision use code 506

Charter and Movie Box remotes you can use 1144 or 1178

Comcast codes are 11144, 11240, 11331, 21075, 10159, 10154, and 10088

Cox code is 1610

Brighthouse remote codes are 1610, 1144, 1240, and 1331

Time Warner remote codes are 1610, 1144, 1240, 1331, 432, and 1610

If none of these brands are what you are looking for as far as your Universal Remote Control is concerned, many universal remote controls will work with Olevia televisions if you use the codes found under the RCA, LG, Phillips, and Yamaha in the code listing included with your remote control.

I have the same TV. I called RCA and they said the remote is not 'code compatible' and that I should check back with the website in the future. I think a learning remote is the only option at this point. Maybe a Logitech Harmony?

The Model L32HD31R, according to RCA, is not "code compatible". It cannot work with a universal remote, or cable/satellite remote. this is peculiar for a company like RCA, however I just bought the same model from Wal*Mart, and companies build models for certain stores. This one was built on the cheap, and one of the things left out of the mix was the "code compatibility".

I hate to say it's unlikely that a "Universal" remote from DirectTV has compatibility with every system and manufacturer. However, my directTV model remote (and there are numerous ones) has a search function with which you don't need to enter a code... it finds one for you. If the control documentation doesn't mention such an option (Code Find), then I'd say your SOL. I'd recommend a Universal Remote made for no specific purpose but to be a UR... using a system included UR never comes off very well. 

Not all the universal remotes are compatible with all the sets out there. Look on the list and see if there are any RCA sets to begin with. Try them all to see if there is one that will work.

If you cannot make the remote work, bring it back.

When shopping for a universal remote, always make sure that your model of TV set is on the compatiblity list of the new remote.

I would think that an RCA universal remote should work with RCA products. This may be a good start.

Just remember that universal remotes are not fully compatible to all the functions. They will usualy only work with the main functions of the TV set or intended device. There are too many limitations in the software and design when considering all the millions of code combinations that are out there!

Jerry G.