Toshiba 50A60 I usually turn the tv on with a remote. This time I turned tv off with power button. When I tried to turn it on again, the power would not go on. I tried both the remote and the power button on the tv. I notice when I try to turn it on, the red power light on the tv will stay on momentarily, then will rapidly blink. There were no other problems before this happend.

First understand that you need a little patience with this remote, it's a little slow, it may take a few seconds in between pushing buttons for it to react to your TV.

1)
-Turn on TV manually first.

we're going to try and get the remote paired to your particular tv

2)
-Facing RCA universal remote towards TV, press and hold both the POWER and TV buttons on the remote at the same time.. until the RCA universal remote POWER button lights up and is constantly on.

-Then press the PLAY button on RCA universal remote

(POWER button on remote should be blinking after pressing PLAY -- what the remote is doing is trying to program your TV with a list of codes. if your TV does not automatically shut off after a minute, press the PLAY button again. your TV should shut off. wait a few seconds before trying to press PLAY button again if you need to try again.)

3)
Assuming remote turned off TV. Now let's try to get the remote to turn on your TV

On the remote at top right is a REVERSE button, press that. You should see the POWER button on the remote blink once in response to you doing that.

Watch for the power on light on your TV.. your TV may take a few seconds to power on..

Wait a couple seconds. if your TV has not turned back on, press the REVERSE button again. the POWER button should blink once again in response

If your TV did not turn on. You may have to repeat pushing the REVERSE button waiting a couple seconds for the remote to try turning on your TV. For some people this can take several times, if not a dozen times. Just be sure to be patient and wait a couple seconds in between pressing the REVERSE button again. (what the RCA universal remote is doing is going through a list of codes trying to find the right model to pair to)

4)
Assuming the remote finally turned on your TV.. We are almost done. We programmed the remote to turn off the TV and turn on the TV. now we want to press the STOP button on the RCA universal remote to lock in those codes into the remote. After pressing the STOP button the light on the remote POWER button should turn off.

5)
We are done. You should be able to change the channels and raise and lower the volume of your TV.
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Try the following codes: Toshiba 0060, 0154, 0156, 1265 . Turn on the TV manually and then press the TV button on the remote. Press and hold Set until the LED blinks twice; then release the button. Enter the four digit code. The LED should blink twice again. Test if the TV turns off by pressing Power once. If it does, check if the other features of the remote control the TV. If it doesn't, try a different code. You can also manually search for a code by pressing 9-9-1 after holding and releasing Set. Then alternate between pressing Power and TV (for a TV code). Lock in the code when the TV turns off by pressing Set. Check if the remote works for other features.

You can get the manual and codes for the One For All remotes here: http://www.oneforall.com/support/manual .

If your remote is older than your TV, you may need a new remote. Universal remotes are usually limited to codes for devices released 6 months or more before the remote was programmed.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I'm not sure if any of the codes work! But if you want to try the codes again. Put your remote right in front of the point where your TV receives signal (i.e. where you see a light). I used method B - manual searching of the code. Basically press "TV" (light blinks once), then press the "Up" channel button and the "up" volume button at the same time (light comes on permanently), then hold down "Power" whilst putting the remote RIGHT IN FRONT of the place where your tv receives signal (usually where you can see a light), about 1mm away kinda thing! Hold it down until your tv powers off. Then it should be configured and working. It took me about 1 minute or more for the TV to react and turn off. Then you can check if it turns on again and if the channels are working.

Have you tried using the remote?

I have the sames t.v you have to go in the back flip the power cord switch...then reboot the t.v.

Depending on the universal remote you can usually program the remote without knowing the codes. One way is to turn on the television, then follow the basic programming instructions for the remote, but instead of entering a code, hit the power button over and over again until the television turns off.
I hope this helps.
Ken

yes its on your remote. its the c.capt button. or go under menu/enter and pan to the left untill it comes up. and turn it off by scrolling through the caption buttons

Called Tv tech. He said it was the power supply connectivity. common problem in rear projection Tv's. Cost to replace was anywhere between $300.00 and $400.00 dollars. Time for a new tv :-(

Try downloading the service manual and go through the calibration excercise. There's also some additional controls behind the right front speaker.