Most users struggle to program remotes for GPX TVs because manuals often hide these codes under “GoldStar” or “LG” (which share the same frequency). Instead of scrolling through endless lists, this guide is structured by speed: try the “Master Code” first, then your specific remote brand, and finally the manual search method. 1. The “Master Code” … Read more
If your Humax Aura remote isn’t controlling your TV volume or power, it is likely stuck in “Box Mode” or lost its pairing. You don’t need a manual full of fine print—you need the correct 3-digit code for your TV brand and the exact button combination to lock it in. This guide covers the working … Read more
Getting a universal remote to pair with a Proscan TV can be tricky because Proscan manufacturing has changed hands multiple times. This means a code that works for a 2015 model might not work for a 2024 model. This guide categorizes codes by the brand of remote you are holding (GE, RCA, Comcast, etc.) and explains the … Read more
If your Tevion remote isn’t talking to your TV, you don’t need the original manual—you just need the right code and a clear setup process. This guide cuts out the noise and gives you the working codes for major brands and the exact steps to program your device immediately. Top Tevion TV Codes (Most Common … Read more
There is nothing worse than buying a used universal remote at a thrift store or garage sale, only to realize the instruction manual (and the code list) is missing. If you don’t know the 4-digit code for your TV, and you can’t find it online, you aren’t out of luck. Almost every universal remote built in the last 20 … Read more
There is a common scenario in every household: you dig through a junk drawer, find an old universal remote that looks perfect, but the brand logo has rubbed off completely. Without the brand name, you can’t find the manual. Without the manual, you can’t find the codes. The remote is essentially a paperweight. Before you … Read more
There is nothing more annoying than having a “remote control” that requires you to stand two feet away from the TV. It defeats the entire purpose of having a remote. If your universal remote works perfectly when you are standing right in front of the TV, but stops working when you sit on the couch, … Read more
Owning a TV/DVD combo unit (like those made by RCA, Toshiba, Bush, or Insignia) saves space, but it creates a massive headache when you lose the remote. When you buy a universal remote, you usually program it for a “TV” or a “DVD Player.” But what do you do when your device is both? If you … Read more
One of the most common questions I get from readers is: “I bought a universal remote to control my TV and my Amazon Firestick. I found the code for the TV, but I can’t find a code for the Firestick anywhere. What is the code?” Here is the hard truth that most manual booklets won’t tell … Read more
Have you ever bought a universal remote, tried every single code in the manual, and still found that the “Menu” or “Input” buttons won’t work? It is one of the most frustrating experiences in home theater setup. Most people don’t realize there are two types of universal remotes: Pre-Programmed and Learning. If you are struggling with standard codes, … Read more