36 in tv wont respond to remote commands from tv remote or dtv remote tv wont respond wen i press menu button on tv only button that responds is volum and tv video channel tv changes to fuzzy channel wen i us thoes buttons any way to reseat tv functions or reboot tv or somthin tv brand is sony 36in wega and i bot it before cuircuit city went out of buisnes and i think my warranty probubly still good cant find way to contact them

Check the infrared emissio from the remote control For more details about how to check and repair a remote control, visit the site named "Electro-Help". Google for it.

The DVR must be set to use IR instead of RF. The RF Blaster that comes with the remote converts the RF from the Harmony remote to IR commands.

MAY HAVE A STUCK BUTTON SUGGEST PRESSING EACH BUTTON HARD AND SEE IF ANYTHING CHANGES. THE MAIN MICRO PROCESSOR IN THE TV WILL RESPOND TO BUTTON COMMANDS BEFORE ALL ELSE SO IF THERE IS A STUCK BUTTON NO OTHER BUTTONS WILL WORK AND IT WILL NOT RESPOND TO THE REMOTE.

I'm having the same issues.....started this morning.Any luck yet?

It could be the distance the remote is from the antenna. Try going to the receiver and pressing the guide button on said remote. Go back to TV 2 and see if it is up. If not go back to tv 1 and with TV1 ON AND TV1 REMOTE IN HAND press MENU-MENU. You will be able to see the remote addreses for the remotes toward the bottom of the page. With TV2 remote in hand press and hold the SAT button in the upper left of the remote until all buttons across the top illuminate. Now press in a trwo digit number between 2 and 15. Press the pound sign and the SAT button will flash thrice. Now press record a few times until you see the TV2 icon on the screen blink and the address is the same as you keyed. Exit out of the menu with TV1 remote. Go to tv 2 and try. You should be good to go.
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just spoke to Samsung support and it turns out that the freeview tuner had froze and needed resetting. To do this put TV on standby and then push in series these buttons on the remote: 'info, menu, mute, power' the TV will then turn itself on and display a menu. Press the 'down arrow' untill you've highlighted option 12 - 'reset' and then press the 'right arrow' to enter the option. TV will turn off and when you turn back on it will start in 'plug & play' mode as if new. Set the time and country options and then it will perform a complete scan. I've just retuned mine and all back to normal. Hoorah!!!! :-)

ok ,try cleaning the remote, first.open it up and clean it with alcohol and soft cloth.let it dry.then,assemble it.be sure your batteries are ok.

the tv wont come on the standy timer light is on

Resetting the TV
If the buttons on the remote AND the buttons on the TV case do not work (channels do not change and you cannot open or navigate the menu), the TV has stopped responding. Reset the TV as follows:

NOTE:
Some TVs have a reset button. If available and accessible, try using the reset buttons before using the steps below. Using the reset buttons can save time.


1. Unplug the TV power cord from the power outlet.
2. Unplug any connected devices (DVD, Set-top boxes, etc...)
3. Press and hold the TV power button for five seconds.
4. Plug the TV power cord back into the power outlet and turn on the TV.
5. Open the on-screen menu to confirm that the TV is responding again.
6. Turn off the TV and reconnect the devices.
7. Turn on the TV.
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Usually, this means that something has spilled into the front of the set and has contaminated the pushbuttons. If one of the channel pushbuttons has fluid in it, the set will just sit there searching for channels and will not respond to any other commands. The computer thinks you are pushing the channel button and responds accordingly. When you push another button the computer does nothing because it thinks that you are pressing 2 buttons at the same time. The board should be cleaned and any contaminated pushbuttons replaced by a qualified tech.