What is an F3 26 error?

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Programming a Coolsat remote to a Sony TV is a straightforward process that can be done in a few steps. Here's how you can do it:

1. Turn on the Sony TV: Make sure that the Sony TV is turned on and in the correct input mode so you can see the on-screen menu.
2. Locate the code list: Check the manual that came with the Coolsat remote for a list of codes for Sony TVs. The codes are usually organized by brand.
3. Try the first code: Using the Coolsat remote, press and hold the "Code Search" button until the light on the remote turns on. Then, enter the first code for Sony TVs into the remote. You can usually do this by pressing the number buttons on the remote.
4. Test the code: After entering the code, press the "Power" button on the remote. If the Sony TV turns off, then the code is correct and you can proceed to the next step. If the TV doesn't turn off, try the next code from the list. Repeat this process until you find a code that works for your TV.
5. Store the code: If you've found a code that works for your TV, press and hold the "Code Search" button again until the light on the remote turns off. This will store the code in the remote's memory and allow you to use it to control your TV in the future.
6. Test the remote: Finally, test the remote by using it to control the TV's volume, channel, and other functions to make sure everything is working correctly.

If the codes listed in the manual don't work for your TV, you may be able to find additional codes online or by contacting the manufacturer. You can also try using the "Code Search" function on the remote, which will allow you to find a code by scanning through all the codes in the remote's memory.

Setting up the Philmore PM-RC18 Universal Remote Control requires programming it with the appropriate codes for your devices. Here are the general steps for setting up the remote:

1. Gather the necessary information: Before you start, you will need the brand and model numbers of the devices you want to control with the remote, such as your TV, DVD player, or audio system. Make sure you have this information handy as you will need it during the programming process.



2. Power on the device: Turn on the device you want to control with the remote, whether it's your TV, DVD player, or audio system.



3. Find the code list: The Philmore PM-RC18 remote control comes with a code list that contains the codes for various brands and models of devices. Look for the code list that came with your remote. It may be included in the user manual or available online on the manufacturer's website.



4. Enter programming mode: Press and hold the "SET" button on the remote until the LED light on the remote turns on and remains lit. This indicates that the remote is now in programming mode.



5. Enter the device code: Enter the appropriate device code for your device using the number buttons on the remote. The LED light on the remote should blink once to indicate that the code has been successfully entered.



6. Test the remote: Point the remote at the device and press the "POWER" button. If the device turns off, it means the remote has successfully programmed with the correct code. If not, repeat the above steps with a different code from the list until you find the correct one.



7. Store the code: Once you have successfully programmed the remote, press the "SET" button again to save the code. The LED light on the remote should turn off, indicating that the code has been stored.



8. Test other functions: After programming the "POWER" button, try using other buttons on the remote, such as volume or channel buttons, to ensure that all the desired functions are working correctly.



9. Repeat for other devices: If you want to control other devices, such as a DVD player or audio system, repeat the above steps with the appropriate device codes.



10. Exit programming mode: Once you have finished programming all your devices, press the "SET" button one more time to exit programming mode. The LED light on the remote should turn off.

Note: If you are unable to find the correct code for your device in the code list, the Philmore PM-RC18 remote also has a "code search" function that allows you to search for the correct code manually. Refer to the user manual or online resources for instructions on how to use the code search function.

If you encounter any issues or difficulties during the setup process, refer to the user manual or contact Philmore customer support for further assistance.

You should verify in the user's manual of the remote you mean to buy if your TV brand is listed. Bad new is thart models are not listed.
Your TV may appear with several codes
You should feed the code according to the instructions and test the remote.
It is possible that none of thse codes will work; then your only rsourse might be to scan your remote according to provided procedure, until you get some response from the TV.
In worst case, if no code works, you should return the remote to the shop where you bought it and find another one, so maybe buying that remote from some online webstore might not be the best solution

How to run a diagnostic test:

1. Unplug power cord, then wait 30 seconds.
2. After plugging in, follow these instructions...

To Enter SERVICE MODE: Press Signal-Delay-5ignal-Delay (within 30 seconds of plugging in washer).
To Exit SERVICE MODE: Repeat Signal-Delay-Signal-Delay.

Here are the possible tests to run (TEST LIST). The error codes from t02 will probably be the best indicator of your problem. (scroll down to bottom to see what each command button does once you are in test mode)

• "t01"
  Model ID
  Verifies (or sets on new board) the proper Model id
• "t02"
  Error Codes
  Lists up to 10 control-detected problems
• "t03"
  Software ID
  Verifies using latest Control-eePROM-lnverter software
• "t04"
  Exercise lCD/lEDs
  Verifies that all the displays and buttons work
• "tOS"
  Pump Test
  Tests drain-out pump
• "t06"
  Pressure Switch Test
  Fills to all 3 levels, then pumps out water
• "tOT'
  ThermistorlHeater Test
  Verifies that both the Thermistor and Heater work
• "t10"
  Tumble Test
  Verifies Washer Tumbles (I.e. Wash cycle)
• "t11"
  Spin Test
  Verifies Washer spins
• "t12"
  Dispenser Test
  Verifies Dispenser fill works-for all four fill modes
• "t13"
  EOl Test
  Performs End-of-Line test sequence

Button Commands (based upon test mode)
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t01 prerequisites: none

Start Displays defined Model id (01-04); displays "---" if new board (to set Model id, rotate knob unlil desired id [01-04] displayed, press and hold "START' key to program desired model)
Power Returns to "t01"
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t02 prerequisites: none

Start Displays most recent error code (EOO=none)
Start Displays previous error code (up to previous 10)
Hold start Clear all error codes (and then displays EOO)
Power Returns to "102"
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t03 prerequisites: none

Start Alternate "cod" and Control Software version
Start Alternate "EE" and eePROM version
Start Alternale "Inv" and Inverter Software version
Power Returns to "103"
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t04 prerequisites: none

Start loops on lighting lED's, LCD and cycle ids
Any button Beeps when depressed
Power Returns to "t04"
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tOS prerequisites: none

Start Displays "P" and pump for 60 seconds
Power Returns to "t05"
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t06 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "E" (for Empty) and starts filling when reaches Foam level-displays "F"
Start Fill, when reaches Main level-displays "nl"
Start Fill, when reaches overflow leve~ displays "OF," pumps out, displays "E" when tub empty
Power Returns to "t06"
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t07 prerequisites: Main level pressure switch must work

Start Displays temperature in OF, fills to main level, turns on heater up to 5 minutes, displaying rising temperature
Power Pumps out water and returns to ''t07''
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t10 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "It" and tumbles tub alternating the direction every 5 seconds
Power Stops tumbling and returns to "t10"
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t11 prerequisites: none

Start Spins to 400 RPM displaying increasing RPM
Start Spins to 1100 RPM [Greater than or equal to 1000, displays "Axx"; Greater than or equal to 1100, displays "bxx" (xx, 0 to 99)] [currently error-automatically goes to 0 RPM]
Power Stops spinning and returns to "t11" when stops
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t12 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "pdt" and fills via pre-wash chamber
Start Displays "ddt" and fills via main wash chamber
Start Displays "bdl" and fills via bleach chamber
Start Displays "Fdt" and fills via fabric softener chamber (stops if reaches Main level during any fill)
Power Pumps out water and returns to "t12"
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t13 prerequisites: none

Start Starts EOl test sequence (NOT used in Repair)
Power Returns to ''t13''

Once you have the diagnostic codes, check this post for the meaning of the codes:

http://www.fixya.com/support/t9556917-ge_model_wcvh6800j_error_code_04

all you need to do is google the remote type and number and find Polaroid codes

F76 is a communication error. It usually occurs if you connect or disconnect a quick connect cable or remote control when the tankless heater is connected to electricity. (If you have a quick connect system, make sure you only have 1 remote and 1 quick connect cable.) To get rid of the code, try disconnecting electricity for 20 seconds, reconnecting electricity, and turning the remote on. If the code returns, you may need to replace your quick connect cable, remote cable, or even remote control

Hi. Try to reset the printer using the procedure below.

Manual Reset for Canon Pixma MPC190 Printers

1. Enter the service mode SERVICE MODE – pressing buttons Menu, Copy, Scan, Copy, Copy
2. Choose TEST MODE.
3. Select 8 PRINTER TEST TEST MODE.
4. Choose 3, EEPROM CLEAR
5. Select 0, INK COUNT
6. Press the Set button.
7. Click Stop / Reset button (return to item 3), and again press the ON / OFF

• Security-related information

1. Forced Power ON mode (All models)

Even when the security (Mask key) is approved, resetting

the unit while holding the ATT and Preset 4 keys makes it

possible to turn the power ON for 30 minutes. After 30

minutes have elapsed, it is not possible to return to the

previous condition unless the unit is reset again.

2. Method of registration of the security code after EEPROM

(Tuner Unit ***'y) replacement

(Code security model)

(1) Enter the test mode. (See " 1. How to enter the test

mode")

(2) Press the CLK key to enter the security registration

mode.

(3) Enter the code using the Preset 1/2/3/4 keys.

Example: To enter "3510"

• Press the Preset 1 key 4 times.

• Press the Preset 2 key 6 times.

• Press the Preset 3 key twice.

• Press the Preset 4 key once.

(4) Press and hold the DISP key for 3 seconds until

"APPROVED" is displayed.

(5) Exit from the test mode. (See " 2. How to exit from the

test mode")

(Note) All Clear is not applicable to the security code of

this model.

3. Simplified method of clearing the security code (K Type

only)

(1) While the code entry is requested, press and hold the

VOL UP key for 3 seconds while holding the DISP

key pressed. (This should turn "----" off.)

(2) Enter "KCAR" from the remote. (Same way as the 00

model)

Press the 5 key on the remote twice, then press the

Track Up key. (This enters "K".)

Press the 2 key on the remote 3 times, then press the

Track Up key. (This enters "C".)

Press the 2 key on the remote once, then press the

Track Up key. (This enters "A".)

Press the 7 key on the remote twice, then press the

Track Up key. (This enters "R".)

(3) The security code is cleared and the unit enters the

ALL OFF mode.

(4) If you commit a mistake in the code entry, the unit

enters the code request mode again.

4. Method of writing the Mask key while the EEPROM is in

the initial status

(1) Enter the test mode. (See " 1. How to enter the test

mode")

(2) Press the CLK key to enter the Mask key registration

mode. "TRANSMIT1" should be displayed now. The

display at this time should show " < > " in place of " [ ]

".

(3) Point the Mask key remote toward the light sensor,

and press and hold its key for more than 0.5 second.

(4) When "TRANSMIT2" is displayed, press and hold the

key on the Mask key remote for more than 0.5 second

again. The first and second counter codes are not

compared at this time.

(5) When "APPROVED" is displayed, the write operation

is complete. Now the demonstration mode is initiated

and the test mode is terminated.

(Note) In the same way as previous models, if 30 minutes

have elapsed with no code written, an error occurs

and the power is turned OFF.

5. Method of initializing the Mask key

(How to reset the unit from the Mask key approved condition

to the factory condition)

(1) Enter the test mode. (See " 1. How to enter the test

mode")

(2) "TRANSMIT1" is displayed and the Mask key entry

request mode is initiated.

The display at this time should show " ∗ ∗ " in place of

" [ ] ".

(3) Press and hold the key on the Master key remote for

more than 3 seconds.

(4) When "TRANSMIT2" is displayed, press and hold the

key on the Master key remote for more than 3 seconds

again.

(5) When "APPROVED" is displayed, the Mask key is

cleared, the demonstration mode is initiated, the test

mode is terminated and the unit returns to the factory

condition.

6. Method of clearing all Mask key-related data

(1) Enter the test mode. (See " 1. How to enter the test

mode")

(2) Press the CLK key to enter the Mask key registration

mode. "TRANSMIT1" should be displayed now.

(3) Point the Master key remote toward the light sensor,

and press and hold its key for more than 3 seconds

(until the level display shows the full condition).

(4) When "TRANSMIT2" is displayed, hold the key on the

Mask key remote for more than 3 seconds again.

If "TRANSMIT1" is displayed in place of "TRANSMIT2",

restart the procedure from step (3).

(5) When "APPROVED" is displayed, all security data is

cleared and the unit returns to the condition before
Mask key writing with the EEPROM in the initial status

CP315C/310CN/120C/115C/117C/110C
(1) Press the (1) Press the
Menu and Mono Start keys. Menu and Mono Start keys. Next press the key four times to make the machine Next press the key four times to make the machine
enter the maintenance mode. enter the maintenance mode.
(2) Enter 8 and 0 by using the and (2) Enter 8 and 0 by using the and
Set keys.* Set keys .*
(*To enter a numerical code on models having no numerical keypad, press the key several times to (* To enter a numerical code on models having no numerical keypad, press the key several times to
display the numerical code to be entered and then press the display the numerical code to be entered and then press the
Set key. Set key. Repeat this operation for each Repeat this operation for each
numerical code.) numerical code.)
(3) Press the (3) Press the
Mono Start key several times until the purge count appears on the LCD. Mono Start key several times until the purge count appears on the LCD.
(4) Enter 2, 7, 8, and 3 by using the and (4) Enter 2, 7, 8, and 3 by using the and
Set keys to reset the purge count to zero.* Set keys to reset the purge count to zero .*
(5) Press the (5) Press the
Stop/Exit key to return to the initial stage of the maintenance mode. Stop / Exit key to return to the initial stage of the maintenance mode.
(6) Enter 9 twice by using the and (6) Enter 9 twice by using the and
Set keys to exit from the maintenance mode.* Set keys to exit from the maintenance mode .*