What to do if GE 94906 Remote Control has no response after pressing a key?
If your GE remote control doesn't respond when you press a key, ensure you have new batteries and that you're aiming the remote at your devices. Also, verify that the batteries are correctly installed.
How to fix GE Remote Control when the indicator light is not blinking?
If the indicator light on your GE remote control isn't blinking when you press a key, try replacing the batteries with fresh, new AAA Alkaline batteries. Also, check to make sure the batteries are properly installed.
What to do if having problems changing channels with GE 94906?
If you're experiencing problems changing channels with your GE remote control, and your original remote required you to press ENTER after selecting a channel, then press ENTER after you select the channel on your GE remote.
How to troubleshoot GE Remote Control not performing commands properly?
If your GE remote control isn't performing commands properly, start the Code Search over again to locate the correct code.
Why GE 94906 does not operate my device?
If your GE remote control isn't operating your device, attempt all the codes listed for your brand. You can also try the Code Search method.
Why sleep feature does not work on GE 94906 Remote Control?
For the sleep feature to work on your GE remote control, ensure the remote remains aimed at the television after the sleep timer is set.
What to do if VCR is not recording with GE 94906?
As a safety feature on your GE remote control, you must press the REC button twice to start recording on your VCR.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 94906 |
| Number of Devices Controlled | 4 |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Color | Black |
| Type | Universal Remote |
| Compatibility | TV, DVD, VCR, Cable, Satellite |
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