#Turn off volume scroll tv#

Once you have followed the prompts, you will notice you have been taken to a device test, with something like ‘Remote Type 1’.

This is LG’s brand name for the communication between your devices. Make sure the ‘SimpLink’ option is turned on.

#Turn off volume scroll tv#

From here you will need to follow the prompts, telling the TV things like which input port it is in. To start this process, press the ‘Home’ button. Connect the Set Top Box via Universal Control This should be set up under the TV’s ‘Universal Control’ menu. The most likely issue is that your remote is not properly connected to your TV set top box. You should be able to change the channels with your Magic Remote using the key pad, channel up/down buttons and via voice control. This seems to be an issue with LG’s Magic Remote. I have also summarised the steps to troubleshoot the remote, re-register the remote and performing a hard reset of the TV. You can find specific remote issues and their fixes below. Troubleshooting the remote will fix most issues, but sometimes the TV needs to be reset or the remote needs to be cleaned or replaced.

Issues with your LG TV remote can either be hardware issues, your settings, the connection between the remote and TV, or dirt under the buttons. If have any issue, I have created this guide to help find the answer. A lot of the time, it may just be one single button that has decided to stop working. There are so many things that can go wrong with your LG TV remote and it’s hard to know where to start so you can fix it.