Sanyo TV Remote Codes aren’t hard to find, but is definitely complicated to determine which one is for your TV.
This is because Sanyo manufactures a wide range of TV models, each with its unique code.
In this guide, I will walk you through the most widely used GE Universal remote codes for Sanyo TV and how you can program your remote properly.
Let’s move on…
Sanyo TV Remote Codes List
- The universal code commonly accepted is 049 for a Sanyo TV.
- Other common remote codes for Sanyo are 1045, 1062, 1095, 1380, 0049, 0097, 0110, 0004, 0268, 0012, 0108, and 0180.
- GE Universal Remote Codes for Sanyo Televisions are 0049, 0097, 0110, 0004, 0268, 0012, 0108, and 0180.
- RCA Universal Remote Codes for Sanyo are 1004, 1048, 1049, 1073, 1080, 1107, 1162, 1169, 1180, and 1196.
- Philips Universal Remote Codes for Sanyo are 0506, 0311, 0612, 0002, 0428, 0802, 0412, and 0619.
- Magnavox Universal Remote Codes for Sanyo TV are 0035 and 0039.
- Sanyo TV Universal Codes for Sony Remote are 330 and 335.
- Sanyo TV Universal Codes for Comcast Xfinity remote are 10154 and 10159.
- Sanyo TV Universal Codes for Cox remote are 0054, 0154, 0088, 0799, and 1142.
- SANYO TV Universal Codes for One for All Remote & GE are 0049, 0097, 0110, 0004, 0268, 0012, 0108, and 0180.
- SANYO TV Codes for DirecTV Remote are 10154, 10088, 10107, 10146, 10159, 10232, 10484, 10799, 10893, 11142, 10208, and 10339.
How To Program Sanyo TV Remote with 3, 4, or 5 Digit Codes
Here’s how you can program your TV remote:
- CL3 codes: 3-digit codes are typically used in some older models of universal remotes. Press and hold the “CODE SEARCH” or “SETUP” button until the indicator light flashes, then enter the 3-digit code using the number buttons on the remote. If the code is valid, the indicator light will turn off. If not, it will flash and you will have to try another code.
- CL4 codes: 4-digit codes are usually used in most newer models of universal remotes. Simply press and hold the “CODE SEARCH“ or “SETUP‘ button until the indicator light stays on, then enter the 4-digit code using the number buttons on the remote. If the code is valid, the indicator light will blink and then turn off. If not, it will blink rapidly and you will have to try another code.
That’s it…
If your universal remote doesn’t seem to work with your Sanyo TV, consider resetting the remote and trying a different code. Sometimes, the initial setup may not be successful due to minor compatibility issues.
F.A.Q.s
Q: Can I use a universal remote with any Sanyo TV model?
Universal remotes are designed to work with a wide range of Sanyo TV models.
However, it’s essential to use the correct code for your specific model.
Q: What should I do if none of the listed codes work for my Sanyo TV?
Many universal remotes include a code search function.
This feature allows the remote to cycle through potential codes and test them one by one until it successfully controls your TV.
While it may take a bit of time, this method is often effective in finding the correct code for your specific Sanyo TV model.
Q: Do I need any special equipment to program a universal remote?
No, programming a universal remote is a straightforward process that requires only a few essential items: your Sanyo TV, the universal remote itself, and the correct remote code.
Typically, the remote code is either provided in the remote’s manual or can be found online on the manufacturer’s website.
No additional equipment or technical expertise is necessary to set up your universal remote.
Q: Can I program multiple devices with a single universal remote?
Yes, most universal remotes are designed to be multi-functional and versatile.
You can use a single universal remote to control a variety of devices beyond just Sanyo TVs.
These may include DVD players, Blu-ray players, home theater systems, cable or satellite boxes, and even some streaming devices.
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