What to do if GE 24959 does not operate my product?
First, select the mode for the specific product you're trying to control. If that doesn't work, try programming the GE Universal Remote with a new code. Also, make sure the batteries are fresh. Installing new batteries might require you to reprogram the remote. If none of these steps work, it's possible that the remote isn't compatible with your product.
Why GE 24959 does not operate some features of my product?
If your GE Universal Remote isn't fully controlling your device, try programming it with a new code. If that doesn't solve the issue, the remote might not be capable of operating all the features of your product, or the button labels might differ.
What to do if indicator blinks after I program a product code on GE Universal Remote?
If the indicator light on your GE Universal Remote blinks after programming a product code, it means the remote didn't accept the code. Try programming the same code again, or try a different code altogether.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 24959 |
| Category | Universal Remote |
| Language | English |
Instructions for installing 2 AAA Alkaline batteries into the remote control.
Details the remote's auto-shutoff feature to conserve battery life.
Explains that codes are stored in permanent memory during battery changes.
Describes methods for setting up the remote using codes or code search.
Instructions for setting up 2 different modes for combo devices like TV/DVD.
Enables transport buttons to control DVD/DVR even when in other modes.
Allows selection of which device mode controls Volume and Mute.
Steps to clear learned commands for a specific device mode.
Steps to clear all learned commands across all modes.
Troubleshooting steps when the remote fails to control the product.
Troubleshooting when specific product features are not controlled.
Explanation for indicator blinking after programming a product code.
Information on where to find stored codes and programming instructions.
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