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Wish to buy a Toshiba replacement remote?

Do you keep losing your current remote control for your Toshiba television? And are you, this time, unable to find the remote back again? Or, did something bad happen and did you (accidentally) broke the original TV remote? In either of these cases, it is definitely time for you to buy a Toshiba replacement remote! One For All offers a Toshiba replacement control that works with all types of Toshiba TVs. So, even if you own a Toshiba Plasma TV, LCD TV or a LED model, we have the perfect Toshiba replacement remote in the One For All product range!

In the large product range of One For All, you will find a replacement remote control that is perfect for your Toshiba television. There are a few unique features that our replacement remote controls entail. All of our Toshiba remote replacements have a learning feature, obtain the same functions as the original Toshiba remotes, are 100% compatible with all types of Toshiba televisions and there is no setup required! So, simply insert the batteries in the remote control and start using your new Toshiba replacement remote! Take a look at all of the replacement remote controls that One For All has to offer and create the ultimate-television-viewing-experience with your Toshiba telly.

Characteristics and controls of a Toshiba TV replacement remote control

At One For All we strive to create meaningful home solutions. Solutions which put you and your family in complete control of your home entertainment systems. Therefore, all of our Toshiba replacement TV controls obtain the same functions as the original Toshiba TV remotes. In this way, you do not have to learn anything new about the remote—you can just start using it! Also, as mentioned before, all of our Toshiba replacement TV controllers work 100% with all Toshiba TV models. This means that our remotes are compatible with Toshiba TVs, LCDs, LEDs, Plasmas, OLEDs and QLEDs.

Even though our replacement remotes obtain the same functions as the original remote, there are a few new features that make our replacement remotes unique. So, next to all the common functions of a Toshiba remote, our Toshiba replacement controllers have a ‘learning feature’. Thanks to this feature the replacement remote is able to ‘learn’ or copy functions that are missing from your original TV remote. If you wish to know how to make your Toshiba replacement TV control ‘learn’ new functions, you have to read the added manual. We do have one important tip for you: make sure that all original remotes are working and have batteries in them. Also, the learning feature works best if the Toshiba replacement remote is no further than 3 cm away from the original remote. You further have to make sure that both remotes are pointing toward each other. Please take a look at our support page if you find yourself having any trouble with the setup of the replacement remote or with the learning feature. If you want to learn more about the learning feature immediately, you can read all about it in our latest blogpost! ! You can also contact us directly by using our online form. We strive to respond within 2 working days!

Choose your Toshiba TV remote control replacement now at the One For All website

When your original Toshiba remote control is broken, or when you have lost the remote, you are probably looking to buy a new one. At the One For All website you can find the perfect Toshiba replacement TV control. If you have found your favourite, just follow the steps of the ordering process accordingly and check out at one of our retailers’ websites. Within a few days you are now the lucky owner of a new replacement TV remote!

 

 

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The universal remote for the air conditioner does not work.

If you have lost or broken the original remote control for your air conditioner, it does not matter that there are affordable universal remote controls, they fit almost every split system that has an IR receiver and is very affordable compared to the original.

In this case, I consider the most practical and most common remote control QUNDA KT-9018E, it has 4000 codes, is logical and easy to operate.

To operate the remote control, you need to purchase batteries, as they are not included in the package.

For a quick selection in the instructions for Exp. There are standard codes, I will put them in this article below,

1. Determine the brand of your air conditioner
2. Look at the code table and try to program them.
3. If the codes do not match, or the remote control does not give all the signals and the air conditioner does not work in the mode that you need, use the automatic setting.
4. After selecting the code, make sure that the air conditioner is working in all modes.
5. Write down the code on the cover to the remote control, it will help you in case the code is accidentally lost.

KT-9 air conditioner universal remote control manual018E

Product Description

KT-901BE has a patented design and code setting,

Paste the code and use it, it will take a couple of minutes, The remote control has an accurate clock, timer

on and off settings memory, as well as original functions

900 02 “Int-cool and “Int-warmth”. therefore it is very convenient to use it

Preparation

Install the batteries in the remote control with the correct polarity.

Find the code for your device in the code table in the photo above. There are many codes for each brand. First try the first code in the group, if after that the remote control does not control the device or does not perform all the functions, try the next one and so on until you find the code in which the remote control will control your air conditioner. For example, for your air conditioner, you enter the code 0235, if the air conditioner does not respond, enter the following code, and so on.

Press the Select button, the line with the code on the display of the universal remote control from the air conditioner will blink once, enter the 4-digit code you need. For example, 0288. Press the 0 button on the display, it will stop flashing, and the remaining three digits will flash, then 2, the remaining two digits will flash, then 8, one digit will flash and finally the last 8. All four digits of the 4-digit code will stop flashing , the code is entered and press Select. The remote control is programmed and the digital buttons of the remote control now work in normal mode and perform the original functions. The remote control is ready for operation, you can control your air conditioner.

After your air conditioner is turned on, check. That the universal remote control of the air conditioner controls it correctly.

Auto code search function for universal air conditioner remote control

In case you do not know which brand of your air conditioner or your air conditioner brand is not in the code list, try to find the desired code as follows

Point the remote at your air conditioner, so that it can receive remote commands. Press and hold the Select button for a few seconds and release. The remote control has switched to the automatic code search mode, it continuously sends commands, going through all the available codes, starting from 0001. At the same time, the codes on the remote control display are blinking. When the device receives a command from the remote control, a characteristic signal will be heard that the air conditioner emits, at this moment, press any button on the remote control to stop the code scanning process, check if the remote control controls your air conditioner.

If the remote control does not perform all functions, for example, does not switch the operating modes of the air conditioner, start the code search process again, and so on until you find the code in which the remote control will control your air conditioner correctly.

Setting the time on the remote control

Press the time button, the clock signal on the display flashes

Set the time with the + and ip buttons –

Press the time button again to fix the value

On timer

You can only program the timer to turn on your air conditioner when it is turned off

Press the TMR button on the remote control on the timer signal display and the clock will blink

Use the time/code +,- buttons to set the time to turn on the air conditioner

Time flashes and stops flashing after 5 sec. The display shows the current time and the start time of the timer. Installation completed.

Off timer

You can program the timer to turn off your air conditioner,

only when it is turned on

Press the TMR button on the remote control, the timer signal will flash on the display

Use the time / code +, – buttons to set the desired time to turn off the air conditioner and stops flashing after 5 seconds The display shows the current time and the turn-on time of the off timer Setting completed

If you press the Timeron/off button while the timer setting time is blinking, the timer will be deleted.

After the end of the timer setting, you need to position the remote control so that the signal from it can be received by the device, otherwise the air conditioner will not work at the appointed time

After the end of the timer setting, you can view the settings by pressing the Timeron/off timer will appear on the screen and blink. after 5 seconds, the current time will be displayed in the place of the timer time.

If you have already selected and configured the code in the remote control, it stopped working during operation;

• Check if the air conditioner has power, whether it is connected to the mains 220, whether the machine or socket is turned on, this can be done using the automatic air conditioner start button, which is located under the front cover of the air conditioner of the indoor unit,
• Check if the code is wrong, it matches the one you specified,
• Check which mode the air conditioner is on, does it correspond to the specified one?
• Check if the batteries are dead, there is a possibility that the batteries are dead and the signal is on, but weak and not enough,
• The signal may flicker due to the influence of electrical appliances in your apartment, or from outside,
• If all of the above fails, turn off the power to the air conditioner and turn it back on after five minutes.
• If more than one of the above tips did not help you, there is a possibility that the air conditioner is not working properly.
• If you have already selected the code, configured the remote control and during operation it stopped working;
• Check if the air conditioner has power, whether it is connected to the mains 220, whether the machine or socket is turned on, this can be done using the air conditioner on button in automatic mode, which is located under the front cover of the air conditioner of the indoor unit,
• Check if the code is wrong, it matches the one you specified,
• Check which mode the air conditioner is on, does it correspond to the specified one?
• Check if the batteries are dead, there is a possibility that the batteries are dead and the signal is on, but weak and not enough,
• The signal may flicker due to the influence of electrical appliances in your apartment, or from outside,
• If all of the above fails, turn off the power to the air conditioner and turn it back on after five minutes.