How To Program A GE Universal Remote

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If you’ve lost the manual for your GE universal remote or simply can’t find the correct code for your device, you may be wondering if there’s a way to program your remote without codes. Fortunately, there is a way to program your GE universal remote without codes, using the auto-search method. Hier ist, wie es geht:

Schritt 1: Turn on the Device you Want to Program Make sure the device you want to program is turned on and ready to receive commands from the remote.

Schritt 2: Press and Hold the Setup Button On your GE universal remote, locate the setup button and press and hold it until the red indicator light turns on. This usually takes around 3 seconds.

Schritt 3: Press the Device Button Press the button on your GE universal remote that corresponds to the device you want to program. For example, if you want to program your TV, press the TV button.

Schritt 4: Start the Auto-Search Method After pressing the device button, the red indicator light should blink once and then stay on. Now, press and release the power button on your GE universal remote. The red indicator light should blink once and then turn off.

Schritt 5: Keep Pressing the Power Button Now, keep pressing the power button on your GE universal remote repeatedly. The remote will transmit every code possible for the device you want to program. Keep pressing the power button until the device you want to program turns off. This could take a while, so be patient.

Schritt 6: Save the Code When the device you want to program turns off, immediately press the setup button on your GE universal remote to save the code. The red indicator light should turn off.

Schritt 7: Test the Remote After saving the code, test your GE universal remote to see if it works with the device you want to program. Try turning the device on and off, changing channels, or adjusting the volume.

That’s it! With the auto-search method, you can program your GE universal remote without codes. It may take a bit longer than programming with codes, but it’s a useful method to have in your toolkit if you can’t find the correct codes for your devices.