My i pilot remote won't work all the icons flash on the screen and i've tried re-learning and had no luck

if it was a new tv you can ask the supplier for check up it was covered with warranty.

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"Element" codes could be: Polaroid, MAG, LG, Vizio.
Have you tried "code search" mode on universal remote? If you won't find the luck of those "brands" I suggested, do "code search". Refer to remote's owners manual. I did the same for myself: obtained RCA convertor box, without remote, RCA codes won't work, RCA is out of TV business. By using "code search" I made it work. Then, you may want to do "code retrieval" option, to know the correct code.
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Hi. If you do some research, you will find that this is a common issue with the Harmony One remote. I suggest using an elastic band to hold the remote firm onto the charger. That works for me.

If you are able to turn the closed captioning off with the original TV remote, then I suggest doing it that way. If you want that functionality on your Harmony One, you can use the original remote to teach the Harmony the closed captioning command. To learn commands, do the following:
1. Log in to the Harmony software. 2. On the "Devices" tab, click "Learn IR" next to the icon for your TV. 3. At the bottom of the screen where it says "MyNewCommand," enter the name that you want the command to have, and click "Learn." 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to learn the button. 5. Update your remote.
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Hi. If your remote is not able to control any of your devices, you can take advantage of its learning capabilities. The Harmony One remote is able to learn commands from your original device remote, so that it can properly mimic the remote.
To learn commands, log in to your software account and click on the "Devices" tab. Next to the icon for your receiver, click "Learn IR." This will take you to a page with all of the receiver's commands, which you can learn one by one by selecting them and clicking "Learn."
Hope this helps.

Hi! Transmitting doesn't mean it's working, What you should do to test it is use a good quality universal remote such as a Logitech Harmony and first program the preset code for your receiver into the Universal Remote. If that works, you know your OEM remote has gone bad, at least for those buttons. If it doesn't then you you should attempt to have your Universal Remote "learn" the IR signals from your receiver's remote If the controls still don't work, there is a problem with either your IR receiver on your receiver or the the circuitry that proceesses the signals into commands. Good Luck!

Sounds like either the batteries are weak or it's lost it's security code. Also, be sure the slide switch on the front of the receiver (the Black Box) is in the Remote position. If after changing ALL the batteries (4-AA in the receiver and 2-AAA in the hand held remote) and they're all positioned properly and it still doesn't work, check the LCD screen to see if the child lock or lock out has been activated. If so, deactivate by pressing the Mode button and the Up button at the same time and hold for 2 seconds. The Lockout icon should disappear.

And finally, if all else fails you'll need to reset the security code. There are 1,048,576 unique security codes, but you'll need only one.

When matching security codes, be sure the slide switch is placed in the REMOTE position; the code will not "LEARN" if the slide switch is in the ON or OFF position. Program the remote receiver to learn a new security code by using a very small scree driver to push in the LEARN button (on the top of the fron of the receiver to the left over the ON position) while at the same time pressing the MODE button on the hand held transmitter. A change in the beeping pattern, at the receiver, indicates the transmitters code has been programmed into the receiver.

The microprocessor that controls the security code matching procedures controlled by a timing function. If you are unsuccessful inmatching the securiy code on the first attempt, wait 1-2 minutes before trying again - this delay allows the microprocessor to reset its timer circuitry and try up to two or three more times

If all of the above solutions fails to solve your problem contact SkyTech Technical Service at 888-672-8929, Monday - Friday.

In the meantime, if you want or need to use your gas log stove for supplemental heating, move the slide switch to the ON position and the burner(s) will light. That's assuming that the gas control valve on the gas log stove is turned to the PILOT position. To turn it off, move the slide switch to the OFF Position and the burners will go out and the pilot will remain burning.

Good luck. Please let me know how it worked out for you.

Do you have a "universal" remote or a "learning" one. What brand and model is the remote? The learning remote must have the original one to properly program the codes you need....accordianman

There is no code!!! -- Solution...You have to buy a universal remote with learning capabilities. I’ve ordered one that will not only learn off other remotes but can handle 10 components also. I got it from 10x it’s called the iconRemote control…if you call the company they will give you a discount (but you have to call them and ask) AWESOME!