What to do if my GE 24999 Universal Remote doesn't work?
If your GE Universal Remote isn't working, try these steps: First, press the mode button for the device you're trying to control. If that doesn't work, program the remote with a new code. As a last resort, install new batteries; note that you might need to reprogram the remote afterward. Also, the remote may not be compatible with your product.
Why doesn't my GE 24999 Universal Remote operate all features?
If your GE Universal Remote doesn't operate all the features of your device, try programming the remote with a new code. Keep in mind that the remote may not be able to operate all features of your product, or the button names might differ.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 24999 |
| Device Type | Universal Remote |
| Number of Devices Controlled | 4 |
| Compatible Devices | TV, DVD, VCR, Cable, Satellite |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 7.5 x 2.25 x 1 inches |
| Weight | 4.8 ounces |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Brand Compatibility | Works with all major brands |
Display for setup, mode, time, and transmission status.
Used for remote setup and accessing additional features.
Selects the device (TV, DVD, DVR, etc.) to be operated.
Exits menus and returns to previous screen.
Used for digital channel entry, e.g., 2.3.
Accesses device menu and navigation buttons.
Mutes TV sound while picture remains.
Buttons for navigating menus and selections.
Adjusts the volume level of the controlled device.
Selects menu items and confirms selections.
Used to store learned commands.
Replays the last 8 seconds on some DVRs.
Navigates down through guides and menus.
Controls playback and recording for DVD/DVR devices.
Returns to live TV viewing.
Navigates up through guides and menus.
Selects available viewing sources for TVs.
Displays a list of recorded shows on the DVR.
Changes channels and skips DVD/CD tracks.
Returns to the previous channel or toggles DVD repeat.
Displays on-screen channel information.
Displays on-screen program guides.
Confirms direct channel entry.
Used for direct channel selection.
Controls the picture viewing format.
Turns the device on or off.
Allows DVD/DVR transport buttons to control other devices.
Instructions for installing AAA batteries into the remote.
Remote automatically turns off after 30 seconds of button inactivity.
User programmed settings stored in permanent memory during battery changes.
The remote powers on in TV mode by default.
Shows mode, time, day, and transmission status.
How to enter setup mode and overview of available setup options.
Using SETUP, OK, and navigation buttons for screen interaction.
Displays active mode and its programmed code when holding a mode button.
Indicates 'Shift' operation and shows active mode and date.
Accesses options for volume control, time, date, backlight, and reset.
Configures volume/mute control behavior across different device modes.
Sets all modes to punch-through volume/mute to a single chosen mode.
Disables punch-through, making a mode use its own volume/mute.
Resets volume/mute control settings to their factory defaults.
Configures the time for the LCD display.
Sets the month, date, year, and day of the week.
Adjusts how long the backlight stays on after button presses.
Resets the entire remote to its original factory settings.
Accesses options for TV Sleep Timer and general timers.
Programs or removes the sleep timer for the TV mode.
Programs up to 4 timers with mode and key commands.
Detailed steps to program one of the four available timers.
Steps to remove a previously set timer.
Presents options for programming modes with codes: List, Enter, and Search.
Steps to program codes using the remote's on-screen code list.
Steps to program codes by manually entering a 4-digit code.
Procedure to search for compatible codes when direct entry fails.
How to display the programmed code for a specific mode.
Instructions for setting up combo devices with separate codes.
Best practices and important considerations for learning remote commands.
Troubleshooting and advice for learning issues and specific scenarios.
Important notes regarding learning limitations and code entry effects.
Step-by-step instructions for teaching the remote new commands.
Procedures to clear learned commands for a mode or the entire remote.
Removes learned commands for a specific device mode.
Resets all learned commands across all modes.
Solutions for when the remote does not control the target product.
Solutions for when specific features are not controlled.
Information on how to retrieve lost codes or programming instructions.
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