Wondering how to pair a universal remote with your Samsung TV? Here is the extensive list of universal remote codes for your Samsung TV.
Losing the remote control for your Samsung TV can be very irritating. While you can buy a replacement remote for a newer TV, it is difficult to get hold of one, if your TV is a few generations old.
That is where a universal remote comes in handy. Not only can these controllers extend the life of your TV but lets you control various other smart devices at your home.
This guide helps you find the Samsung TV universal remote codes and walks you through the process to pair the control with your TV.
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How do you locate the universal code for Samsung TV?
While the above codes work with most Samsung TVs, you must manually enter each to test them. This strenuous exercise can be avoided if you locate the pairing code for your TV.
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For older TVs, the model code should be on the back. Meanwhile, you can get the code for the newer models from the settings menu. Follow the below process –
- Go to Settings
- Navigate to Support
- Tap on About this TV
- The model code should be mentioned there
How to pair the universal remote controller with Samsung TV
Once you know the codes, pairing a new remote controller with your TV is a straightforward process. Follow the below steps to get going:
- Turn on the TV
- Press the TV button on the remote
- Press and hold the Setup button. This should turn on the red LED light
- Enter the code from the list above
- The LED indicator will blink twice if the code is correct.
- Repeat the process till you succeed
How to set up a universal remote with Samsung TV without codes
- Switch on the learning mode on your universal remote.
- Place both remotes on an even surface, pointing at each other.
- On the universal remote, press the button where you want to store the command.
- On the original remote, press the corresponding button that you want the universal remote to remember.
- Point the universal remote towards your Samsung TV and press the button to confirm.
- If it works, you can repeat the above process to store all the required functions/commands.
Some universal remote controls have a “learning mode” feature that allows them to learn the IR signals from the original remote and control the device. The biggest limitation of this feature is that it requires the original remote and a ton of patience.
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If you can get a working original remote, this feature can help you train your universal remote to control your Samsung TV. Here’s how you can set up a universal remote with a Samsung TV without codes.
Use a streaming box to control your Samsung TV
In case you have an old Samsung TV, there is a chance that it isn’t a smart TV. If that is the case, you can always add one of the best streaming devices if the TV has a HDMI port. This will not only help convert your dumb LED TV into a smart one but also give you access to a smarter remote controller.
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