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<\/p>\nSince the launch of its first TV, Sanyo remains the preferred brand for many users. After all, it offers high-quality video and sound for all types of content. Even now, the Sanyo still adds extra features to its latest TVs.<\/p>\n
Although it has loads of features, you might have to adjust a Sanyo TV from time to time. But if the remote gets missing or damaged, adjusting the TV might look like an impossible task.<\/p>\n
Surprisingly, several settings can be made without using a remote. With this post, you can learn about these settings and how to perform them. Now let’s get started.<\/p>\n
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Here are some “non-remote” operations that you can perform on various Sanyo TVs.<\/p>\n
Is your Sanyo Roku TV acting weird? If yes, you can use a factory reset to deal with this problem. Instead of using a remote control for the task, you can use the following steps :<\/p>\n
Even if you lost your remote, you must switch off your TV. When it comes down to it, leaving your TV on can reduce its service life and shoot up your electricity bills. So if you are looking for a non-remote way to turn off the power, simply pull the TV plug from the power outlet.<\/p>\n
However, you should not use this method regularly as it might damage the plug or outlet. Besides, constant plugging and unplugging of the TV might cause a power surge.<\/p>\n
Sleep mode allows you to turn off your Sanyo TV without fully switching it off. Like most ideas on our post, you can perform this operation without grabbing the remote.<\/p>\n
To put your Sanyo TV in Sleep Mode,<\/p>\n
On the Sanyo Roku TV, you can get various inputs such as LiveTV, HDMI, and AV. If you want to switch between any of these sources, you can leave the remote and use the Power\/ Source button at the back of the TV.<\/p>\n
If you use a Sanyo LCD TV, you will have to specify the signal source especially if you want to save channels on it. Without a remote, you can perform this operation with the following steps:-<\/p>\n
Although you might not have a remote control, there is nothing much to store channels on a Sanyo LCD TV. You can perform this operation by using the following steps :<\/p>\n
If your Sanyo remote gets missing or damaged, you might have to get a replacement. But if you can’t get a new Sanyo remote, you can try the following ideas :<\/p>\n
As the Sanyo TV does not have many buttons on its panel, you might have to download a remote control app to control it.<\/p>\n
A Universal remote can be used for different brands of TVs including Sanyo. But before it works with the TV, it would help if you paired both items with the following steps:<\/p>\n
N.B. If you enter the wrong code, the remote will blink rapidly. However, you can stop the rapid movement by placing the right numbers.<\/p>\n
You can get a Sanyo replacement remote by visiting trusted online and offline stores. Also, you might reach out to the Sanyo Customer Service desk to help with this problem.<\/p>\n
Yes, you can fix a faulty Sanyo TV remote. However, the chances of getting your remote working depends on the problem.<\/p>\n
If your remote does not work, pull out the old batteries. Then hold the Power button for a few seconds before cleaning the battery compartment with a cotton bud. Place new batteries into the remote control and test it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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