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Argos dvd remote control does not work
loulou41
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My Tescos cheap dvd remote control no longer works. I think there is something wrong with the sensor. Does anybody know if a universal remote will work? Thanks
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Have you tried replacing the batteries?0
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My Tescos cheap dvd remote control no longer works. I think there is something wrong with the sensor. Does anybody know if a universal remote will work? Thanks
Is it a Universal remote you have to program. Normally they don't work straight off the bat and you have to program them to work with your manufacturer
One model I had you held a button (Magic Button or something) and pressed TV on the remote, you waited for a light to flash and it learned it or something similar. Another one you had to punch in a 4-digit code. Would help if you could show us which one it is.Not to be rude, but did you read the manual ?
EDIT : I know, I know, I spazzed up didn't read the post fully.
Try replacing the batteries, if that fails to work, do you see any red-light flashing when you press the button ?Owner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
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how old is the DVD you might still be in the 1 yr warranty on the whole thing, whats to say its not the DVD player sensor thats fried, and the remote works fine?Survey earnings total 2009 £417, 2010 £875, 2011 £5740
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look at the remote's emitter through a camera while pressing a button. if you see a light then the remote is fine, and it's a problem with the dvd player. if you don't see a light, and the batteries are fine, then the remote is dead in which case a universal remote is probably called for.0
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It is hit n miss
(a) You input a series of codes into the Universal Remote for your device manufacturer or (b) as the o/p suggests you use a magic button to find a code.
I have a £5 universal and a £30 or below one and they both will work the basic functions of my tv's, dvd, freeview etc.
BUT some buttons do something different to what they are suppose to do i.e. I can't change AV channels on my 2nd TV and some buttons have to be programmed from the old remote into the extra (spare) buttons0
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