Looking to replace lost remote for Sanyo TV Model #DS20425 can you direct me for replacement

Hello, Sandra -

Possibly. See the information on this web page:
https://codesforuniversalremotes.com/sanyo-sound-bar-remote-control-codes/

Scroll down the page to the information on using the remote for DirectTV or ATT and follow the instructions for programming the DirectTV remote control to operate your Sanyo soundbar.

Another option: Purchase a replacement Sanyo soundbar remote control. See a list here:
https://tinyurl.com/ybyuw7cu
You will need to choose a replacement remote control which matches your Sanyo soundbar model.

Best wishes.

Check out http://EzRemoteFinder.com. This website provides a remote control search engine. Just enter in your search criteria, (mfg, model, etc.), and this search engine will search several remote control websites and return you a list of remotes to purchase sorted by the lowest price. Here is link to your search results for the Sanyo MC42NS00:

Looking for that lost remote control

Best of luck to you!

If you don't have the code, you could do a code search and when you hit the code search button on the remote, continually hit the power button until your tv turns off. Then save it, but it may take awhile. You may have to hit the power off a 100 times or more if you don't have the code.

look for d482 to be shorted if it is ecg 552 will replace and r482 will be open too iused a one ohm 1 wat res to replace so far it working just fine

k man, If the tv does not have a menu button the only thing to do is order a new remote from Sanyo. Give them the model number when you call.

CHECK THE INFRARED LIGHT ON THE REMOTE AT THE TOP.. WIGGLE IT TO SEE IF ITS LOOSE, IF SO, SIMPLY OPEN IT UP AND RESOLDER THE LIGHT... SOLDER GETS OLD AND BECOMES LOOSE SOMETIMES

need a code for neon 32"tv model no 3298

Just ask at http://manualfox.com/remote.htm
- they find you every remote code. Send them model #s of TV and remote!

BE VERY CAREFUL!! This area is part of the output transformer which produces the HIGH voltage to the screen. The one to adjust is the SCREEN control. I would be surpised if just moving the TV would have caused this to have altered.

So, you want a tech for his looks and not the expertise O_o.
No wonder your helpless.
I couldn't resist, just had to flame the guy.