It's hard to say. Try programming it to another set and make sure the remote works. If it does, fasten your seatbelt. There are a few "hard-headed" manufacturers who make sets that have remotes with "oddball codes" and they cannot be replaced with the universal remotes. Some Symphonic sets are like this. Buy a remote from a company that will take it back if it won't program to your set. Ask them up front about returns. Radio Shack is one such company that will take the remote back if you cannot make it work with your unit and you return it with all the stuff it came with - including the receipt. Good luck.
I would suggest cleaning the remote sensor on the TV set. if there is dirt buildup on it that will block the IR signal from entering the sensor unit.
press the up or down key to change channels ;]
a tv remote used to change channels
With a universal remote... ;) --Sillypinkjade-- ----
Try changing the channel to where channel 1 would be. Some tvs have the video inputs there.
There was buttons on the tv box itself
cannot change channels on vcr/dvd
Go to the tuner menu and change the setting to UHF/VHF.
The TVs without a converter box or digital signal will only be able to pick up analog channels, so once they change all of the channels to digital, the TV cannot pick up any channels, most likely resulting in snow.
Most boxes have buttons to do it the old way until you get a universal remote
Channel management software is used to manage the channels that are received by a television receiver. This enables is to maintain the listing that is seen on screen and update it periodically if the channels change.
DirecTV has 285+ standard digital channels and 85+ HD channels.
Device codes on televisions are used for communications between the television and the remote control. The codes are used to setup and change channels.