How do I change my nordemende tv from hotel mode? Its not a smart tv & I broke the original remote so I'm using a one for all remote. Please help. Thanks H

SOURCE: Bose 321 System Stuck on Hotel Mode!

Hey, try this out

-Press Enter and On/Off on the media center , on standby mode
-now hold the enter button pressed and start pressing the On/Off button. You should see a setting display on the player. The setting on display should change from video....till...Hotel Control -ON
- on that position, press the Volume 'minus' button on the media center. It should change to Hotel Control - Off.

Thanks
Brigade

SOURCE: Hotel TV remote

for phillips tvs that come out of a hotel try this code with RCA universal remote. the big remote not a small remote. 319753 followed immediately by the mute button. this will pull up the tv setup menu.

SOURCE: Lg hotel tv. t.v. button are locked out, only hotel remote works

Hold down the MENU button on the remote for approx 5 seconds. Then enter 1105 this will access the hidden hotel option on the LG tv so you can change whatever you like..

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SOURCE: Video Mode - Orion 27" TV - Model stv2555A

VICTORY! Had the same problem with my Orion model FTDV2004. Lost the remote and couldn't program a universal remote to change the input to AV. After a day of reading posts, I just started pushing the channel up button. Somewhere past channel 115 the "Line1" and "Line 2" inputs showed up.

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it is quite possible, if you bought this set from a hotel liquidation, it might still have it's lodgenet card. If it does, then it may be stuck on the channels the hotel had lined up. If there is a lodgenet card (where the cable jack is on the back) you can remove the 2 screws and just pull the card out an inch (leaving it attached to the black cable). Once that card is out, the tv should fall back to normal use. You might need to do a facotry reset to unlock TV options at that point. Only way around this would be to remove the 2 screws holding in the lodgenet card, and pulling it out of the back of the set (Don't have to pull it out all the way, just enough to disengage the data socket. Once the card is removed, you would need an actual LG remote (not the pay per view remote) and hit menu a bunch of times until it stops flashing menu on and off. Once it stops, you type in on the keypad, "98765" "ENTER". This will take you to an installer menu. Scrolling down to the highest numer there is (Should be one backwards from the "000" you start on" there is "Factory Reset" and you use the right arrow key and set it to "1" and then press enter. The TV will flicker a couple times, and then, all inputs are active.