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Please check the sites linked here to get more details. There are setup code list and setup procedure to many popular brand remote controls. Surf through, and find which remote brand have setup codes to your device, it its code list, and buy that brand remote control, according to availability. Brand name of the remote control you're going to choose isn't a matter, but its code list should have setup codes to you Sonos Playbar. That's all. If you wish to get more details, check the sites linked here. Setup code list, and setup procedure to many popular brand remote controls are given.
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Hi, the original remote that comes with your tv is the correct remote for you. because you have it connected to the sonos-playbar you will now need to use the Sonos remote to control the volume. The Loewe remote will not work for the volume anymore. Sorry.

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INSERT A LONG NEEDLE IN THE SMALL HOLE NEAR THE CD TRAY AND SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE EJECT BUTTON.THIS WILL PUSH THE CD TRAY OUT.
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Simple answer: blown power supply - any one of a number of components within this area could be affected; IC regulators could be short-circuit or destroyed as a result of the surge, resistors could be open circuit, diodes could be short-circuit and electrolytic capacitors could also have leaked/burst open. Even the optocoupler could also be damaged, and if the supply uses transistors, these too could have suffered short-circuit or internal leakage.

It's easy to tell if a power supply has been severely damaged by a surge - there will be numerous scorch-marks on the board around some of the parts, some parts including resistors will be broken, some electrolytic capacitors may have exploded.

To put it simply, you're better off sending it to a repair shop - obtain a free quote if possible, then make a decision yourself afterwards as to whether or not you think it's worth going ahead and getting it fixed by them. Up to you.

Switchmode power supplies in any appliance are complicated beasts to work with, and quite often tend to develop weird behaviour. The cost of the repair depends largely on the extent of the damage caused by your power surge, and how many parts were affected by it.

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Hi can anyone help me enter the service mode on a loewe 4781zp the service manual says press set display button then in 1 sec press "M" but the set set remains on "Authorised dealer only" thanks John

usually the button is marked av .make sure you select the correct source av1,2,3,ect

Thank you but all I wanted was a copy of the operating manual - no big deal requiring what you describe as premium services that I of course will have to pay for.

Please forget my request as I think FIXYA is more concerned with profits than simple help.

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You should try replacing the remote by buying a Logitech Harmony remote which you can then program to work your Xemix. It works really well for me. Alternatively if you can't get a dvd remote, try to get a TV control for a Loewe Xelos TV which has a DVD mode just for the Xemix dvd player.