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Maybe a silly question, but did you get the batteries in right? If they are in correctly, then take the remote back to where you bought it for an exchange.
Normally, when the light does not come on and nothing happens, it means that there's a fault connection inside the remote somewhere critical (Meaning a wire is not touching where its supposed to.)
My brother fixed several remotes, but he's an electronic whiz and used a good deal of soldering. Give the remote a few good taps (smack it on your hand, never hit hard surfaces), and see if it makes its connection again, even for a moment.
Whether or not this is the problem, it sounds like you'll be needing a new remote. I suggest going to walmart or best buy and talking to an employee about remotes and which ones work for which televisions, and then order one for a decent price online.
Sidenote: Make sure that the batteries are in correctly. Make sure that the springs in the battery compartment are functioning as they should and the batteries aren't sliding around, even a little.
Did you install the batteries correctly?
Some remotes (Universal) need to be re-programed when you install new batteries.
Go to remotefinder.rca.com/default.aspx?site=rca for proper codes.
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