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You can reset your GE universal remote by removing the batteries. You have up to 10 minutes to change the batteries without losing programmed codes. However, if any buttons are pressed while the batteries are out of the remote, all codes will be lost once batteries are reinstalled, effectively resetting the remote.
If your GE universal remote is not operating your product, consider the following:
You can find programming codes for your GE universal remote in the code tables provided on a separate sheet. Additionally, you can use the Code Identification Feature to find a 4-digit library code already stored under a device key on your remote:
You can program your GE universal remote for a TV using either the Direct Code Entry or Code Search methods. Note that you can only store TV codes under the TV button.
If your GE universal remote suddenly stopped working, consider the following:
If your GE universal remote is not responding to any of your devices, follow these steps:
You can program your GE universal remote for a DVD player using either the Direct Code Entry or Code Search methods. When programming, you can store a DVD code under the VCR button or any other mode button except TV.
Direct Code Entry:
Code Search:
To reset your GE universal remote without a code, remove the batteries. If buttons are pressed while the batteries are out, all codes will be lost when new batteries are installed. This effectively clears all programmed codes.
If your GE universal remote isn't programming correctly, indicated by the red indicator blinking after you program a product code, it means the remote did not accept the code. In this case, you should try to program the code again or try a different code for your device.
If individual buttons on your GE universal remote are not working, it may be because the particular code you used only operates some features of your product, or the remote may not be able to operate all features. You should try programming the remote with a new code to see if a different code provides more complete functionality.
After programming your GE universal remote, you can switch between different devices by pressing the corresponding mode button for the product you wish to operate (e.g., TV, VCR, DVD, CBL/SAT, AUDIO, AUX).
The red indicator light on your GE universal remote should light up when any button is pressed. If it is not illuminating, it suggests a power issue. You should install new batteries in the remote.
The GE RM24918 universal remote is compatible with devices corresponding to its mode buttons, which include: TV, VCR, DVD, CBL/SAT, AUDIO, and AUX.
After programming, you can confirm success by testing the remote with your device:
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