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The manual for your universal remote will have even more detailed information on compatibility. Turn on the first component you want to set up. This will probably be your television, but it can be any device. Some universal remotes require a computer running specific software for setup.
Others can be configured on the TV screen or on a smaller screen built right into the remote. Some universal remotes even come with smartphone apps. Press the key on your remote that corresponds with the device. Program the code for the device into the remote. See your manual for information on how to start Learning Mode. Repeat the process for your other devices. Turn on the next component and re-enter setup mode in your universal remote. Press the button representing the component on your remote and enter its code.
Store your manual in a safe place. Part 2. Most remotes have at least device buttons. Press the Power or On button. Different remotes have different names for this button. Press the next device button, then press Power or On. Repeat this with every device that needs to be turned on. Turn off a device by pressing the device button, then Power or Off.
Controlling the volume or changing channels on each device will function the same way. Yes, at the side of your TV you should have manual setting to turn your TV on. You can also manually search for the TV code by pressing the power button until the TV turns on.
Once it does, hit enter and you should have the TV code saved. Yes No. Not Helpful 5 Helpful 5. One at a time until you find the one that works. You will need a service remote instead. If you don't have the original LG remote, you can try a universal remote.
But if that doesn't work, you'll need a replacement remote from LG or a service remote. This opens the list of inputs on your TV. Enter first. On some models, this will bring up the service menu right away—you'll see "Factory Setting" at the top of the menu.
If that didn't work and you wind up somewhere other than the input menu, press INPUT again and continue to the next step. Press and hold the MENU button until you're prompted for a passcode. This should work on several LG TVs, but they're all different. If you don't see the channel info and a place to enter a passcode after holding down this button for 10 seconds, try one of these options: If there's no MENU button on your remote, press and hold the one called SETTINGS , or the one with a gear.
If that doesn't work, try pressing-and-holding the HOME button. Also try to press and hold the OK button on both the remote control and the TV. Release the button s when asked for a password. If you see channel information rather than a place to enter a passcode, you can still try to enter the passcode on the next step. The passcode is going to be different depending on your model. Browse the menu. Changing these settings could make your TV unusable.
Before making any changes, take a photo of or write down the current settings so you can restore the defaults if something goes wrong. Consider taking a picture of the screen or writing down the current settings so that you can reset your TV to its defaults if you accidentally change an important setting.
Method 2. Get a service remote. The LG service remote or installation remote is a special remote meant for technicians who are setting up TVs in commercial environments. Service remotes don't come with consumer TVs, but they do come with commercial models such as those designed for hotels or hospitals.
If you have an Android with an IR blaster this is sort of rare these days , you can use an app called AnyMote Universal Remote in place of the service remote. This app has the button you'll need to enter the setup menu. If you don't have an IR blaster, you may be able to attach one through your charging port. Turn on your LG TV. You don't have to be on any particular menu or screen to access the service menu—just make sure the TV is on and something is on the screen. It's in the upper-left area of the service remote.
You'll see a password entry field on the screen. Enter This should instantly bring up the service menu on nearly all LG TVs. Now you can adjust HDMI settings, change your region, and numerous other features.
Method 3. Grab the installer remote for the TV. If you're setting up a commercial LG TV from the Hospitality, Healthcare, and Signage lines, you can use your installer remote to access the installation menu.
Don't use one of the standard remotes that come with each individual TV—only the installer remote will work. You'll usually need to hold down the button for between 5 and 7 seconds.
Release the button when you see the TV's info on the screen. You should see some information about the TV and possibly a password entry field.
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