Are you tired of juggling multiple remotes to watch your favorite movies on your Sony Blu-Ray player? Look no further! In this blog post, we’ll explore the world of GE universal remote codes and how they can simplify your home entertainment system. Say goodbye to cluttered coffee tables and hello to streamlined movie nights.
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Here are GE universal remote codes for Sony TV and how to program them
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sony Blu-Ray Player
Below is the updated list of GE universal remote codes CL3, CL4, and CL5 for Sony Blu-Ray players. These codes are compatible with any GE universal remote control.
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sony Blu Ray Player CL3 in order of preference
- 2305, 4165, 4275
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sony Blu Ray Player CL4 in order of preference
- 2305, 4165, 4275
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sony Blu Ray Player CL5 in order of preference
- 2305, 4165, 4275
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sony Blu Ray Player CL6 in order of preference
- 2305, 4165, 4275
How do I Program my GE universal Remote Control with a Blu-Ray player?
There are two ways to program a GE universal remote control to operate with a Blu-Ray player.
- Using the Direct Code Entry technique, you can also program a GE universal remote control to function with a Blu-Ray player. This is the best option if you know the codes for your Blu-Ray player.
- The Auto Code Search function on a GE universal remote control can be used to program it to operate with a Blu-Ray player without using codes: This is the best choice if you don’t know or can’t locate the codes for your Blu-Ray player.
How to Program GE Universal Remote with a Blu-Ray player using Codes?
Your GE universal remote control contains thousands of device codes for the latest audio and video equipment.
So you would need to locate the code listed for your specific device that came with your remote control. We’ve listed all the GE universal remote control codes for Sony Blu-Ray players above.
Programming a GE Universal Remote with a Blu-Ray player using codes – Direct Code Entry Method
The “Direct Code Entry” technique is useful for those who are familiar with their Blu-Ray player’s codes and want to program it to work with a GE universal remote control. The detailed instructions for this method are presented below.
- Step 1: Find the code list (CL3, CL4, CL5 or CL6) for the specific device that you want to program your universal remote control with.
- Step 2: Manually switch on the device you wish to control and turn off any other devices placed near it.
- Step 3: Press and hold down the “Setup Button” until the red light on the remote control turns on and remains on.
- Step 4: Once the red LED is on, release the “Setup Button”.
- Step 5: The GE universal remote can control six types of devices: TV, CBL, Blue Ray, Aux, Aud, and Strm. It has buttons to program each one of them.
- Step 6: In this tutorial, we are going to program a Blu-Ray player. So press the Blue-Ray button.
- Step 7: After pressing the device button, the red light on the remote will blink once and remain on.
- Step 8: Next, use the number buttons on the remote to enter the first four digit remote control codes for your device.
- Step 9: Test the device to see if the GE remote is fully functional and that the device responds properly.
- Step 10: If the remote’s buttons don’t operate the device, return to “Step 3” above and try again using the next code for that device.
If the Direct Code Entry method doesn’t work while programming your GE universal remote with your Blu-Ray player, then you should try the Auto Code Search feature described below.
How to Program a General Electric Universal Remote with a Blu-Ray player without Codes?
Programming a GE Universal Remote without codes using the Auto Code Search feature
For those who don’t know the codes of their Blu-Ray player and want to program a GE universal remote control with it, they can use the “Auto Code Search” method. The step-by-step instructions for this method are presented below.
- Step 1: Manually switch on the device you wish to control and turn off any other devices placed near it.
- Step 2: Press and hold the Setup Button until the red indicator light turns on.
- Step 3: Once the red indicator light turns on, release the Setup Button.
- Step 4: To program a Blu-Ray player, Press and release the Blu-Ray player button. The GE universal remote can control six types of devices: TV, CBL, Blue Ray, Aux, Aud, and Strm. If you wish to do Auto Code Search for another device, press and release the appropriate button.
- Step 5: After pressing the button for the device you wish to control, the red light on the remote will blink once and remain on.
- Step 6: Point your remote at the device, then press and release the power button to start the code search.
- Step 7: The red indicator light will start flashing while it searches.
- Step 8: If a compatible code is found, your device will turn off and the red indicator light on the GE remote control will stop flashing and remain on.
- Step 9: If the red LED indicator stops flashing without your Blu-Ray player turning off, simply repeat the process again from “Step 4” above.
- Step 10: Once your device turns off, manually turn it back on.
- Step 11: Point your General Electric universal remote at the device again and press and release the Volume Up Button.
- Step 12: After pressing the “Volume Up Button”, the red indicator light will blink once and remain on.
- Step 13: At this stage, if a compatible code is found, your device should turn off again.
- Step 14: If the device doesn’t turn off after pressing the “Volume Up Button”, simply continue to press and release the volume up button.
- Step 15: Once your device turns off, that means your remote now has the compatible code.
- Step 16: To store this code in your remote, simply press the same device button which you pressed in “Step 4” above. In this example, we will press the Blu-Ray player button since we are programming the remote control with a Sony Blu-Ray player.
- Step 17: Now turn on your device using the GE remote and test all its buttons to make sure your remote is fully functional with this device.
- Step 18: If the GE remote is not fully functional with your device, simply return to “Step 2” to repeat the process and find a better code.
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