Questions & Answers for: unlock tv menu

...unlock tv menu. We have no idea how to unlock it or what the code could be on the tv. It is a Mitsubishi CS-35707 35' tv. I need a password to unlock my Mitsubishi TV Model # CS40707 Serial # 503994 ...

...unlock tv channel sanyo tv kit 360 ch fit in my old tv & lock channel kindly solve problem to unlock tv channel Hi, i am imran and i have also buy sanyo tv kit 360 ch fit in my old bpl 20"tv and i ...

...unlock please tell me, is a rca tv model # f27664 thanks Most RCA and GE TV sets use a four digit code to control the v-chip. The code reset procedure is different depending on the model. Try each ...

...tv how do i unlock it???? Depends on the model of TV.  Some ViewSonics will unlock the menu if you  Press the Channel + and Channel - buttons at the same time. You should see a message ...

unlock your TV. Most RCA and GE TV sets use a four digit code to control the v-chip. The code reset is different depending on the model. Try each number until you find the one that works for you. Hold

...unlock your TV. I thinks that you have its orginal remote control with you. Hold down the MENU button on the remote and VOLUME DOWN button on the TV it's self at the same time for at least 4 seconds. ...

...unlock RCA tv, you must have its original remote control. If you haven't, just try to borrow from any of your friends or relatives who owns RCA tv of your model, for just to unlock it. One amoung the ...

...unlock the fpa. Try each one and one will work. Hold down the menu button on the remote and volume down on the TV at the same time for at least 4 seconds. The TV won't say the fpa is unlocked but ...

...PARENTAL CONTROLS, or on some sets, going to MENU and then going to TV SETUP, then to V-CHIP SET. Any one amoung the above process will unlock your GE TV. After unlock, you have to do the Vchip-Set. ...

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