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TV IS NOT RESPONDING TO REMOTE. I'VE CHANGED THE BATTERIES AND HAVE TRIED OTHER SAMSUNG REMOTES THAT WORK ON MY OTHER TVS. ANY SUGGESTIONS...

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First, fresh batteries, and clean battery contacts if needed.

Then, Try Pairing procedure:

  1. TV off
  2. Bring remote within 3 feet of TV
  3. Push Pairing button (Paper Clip or other pointed object in button hole)
  4. Turn on TV
  5. Should be paired. Try remote channel or other buttons.
  6. If not, try 2 more times.
  7. If still not working, push RESET button first and repeat Pairing.

Samsung remotes for LED / LCD TVs are generally RF, not IR.
Most Universal remotes do not generate RF signals, so disregard advice about codes for Universals.

Therefore, don't bother looking for an IR sensor (receiver) on TV to clean - there is none. It's just a radio antena.

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Good Luck !!

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Sounds like problem is with TV. Make sure the remote sensor on the TV is not blocked, it is located at the lower right part of the front of the TV.

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First, fresh batteries, and clean battery contacts if needed.

Then, Try Pairing procedure:

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It needs to be Re-Paired to the TV.

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Then, Try Pairing procedure:
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Most Universal remotes do not generate RF signals, so disregard advice about codes for Universals.

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Within 3 feet of TV


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Most Universal remotes do not generate RF signals, so disregard advice about codes for Universals.

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First, fresh batteries, and clean battery contacts if needed.

Then, Try Pairing procedure:
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  7. If still not working, push RESET button first and repeat Pairing.



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