Reset your TV by unplugging it from the wall outlet.How to Fix A TV Remote Control Not Working Your TV remote control might be out of range If it does, then you might need to move them further away or invest in some shielding material between the devices to prevent this from happening again in the future. Try turning off any other electronic devices near your TV and see if that fixes the problem. There could be interference with other electronic devices in your home, such as phones or microwaves, which might interfere with signals from the remote control. In that case, this might mean something more severe like an internal defect within the infrared sensing circuit board requiring professional services from a qualified technician who can diagnose and solve electronics-related issues such as televisions via troubleshooting methods. Suppose you find that none of these are causing problems with your remote. The IR receiver on top of your TV has gone bad and needs repair/replacement This kind of damage cannot be fixed by simply replacing or repairing them alone because they may still be working, but their contact points inside the remote control itself could have been damaged as well, so it’s best to check those too before replacing any buttons. However, in some cases, just repairing one button will do – especially when only one particular part has been damaged due to abuse or misuse, such as dropping onto hard surfaces repeatedly without protection like screen protectors. If this often happens with different buttons at once, then it might be time to replace them altogether since they’re probably worn down from use over time (if not already). The buttons on your remote control are broken and need replacing/repairing You can try putting the remote control into a bag of rice for 48 hours or use an electric fan if there isn’t any rice available nearby. Water affects circuitry in electronic devices, so if yours gets wet, you may need to dry it out before using it again. The remote control has been exposed to water and needs to be dried out before working again In this case, replace them with new ones and see if that fixes it (most remotes use AA or AAA batteries). Dead batteries are the most common reason remote control stops working, primarily if the device is used frequently.
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