
Troubleshooting
Appendix B
Troubleshooting
If you have trouble configuring or operating the 
| Symptom | Remedy | |
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| The  | • Batteries may be dead. Replace with fresh | |
| doesn’t operate | alkaline batteries. | |
| your device. | • Make sure that the desired device screen on | |
| 
 | ||
| 
 | the  | |
| 
 | • Move closer to the device. The maximum | |
| 
 | operating distance is approximately 30 feet. | |
| 
 | • Ensure that you are aiming the  | |
| 
 | at the device and that there are no obstructions | |
| 
 | between the  | |
| 
 | • Ensure that programming the learning function | |
| 
 | (Chpt. 4) or the manufacturer codes (Chpt.5 ) | |
| 
 | has been properly done.  | |
| You cannot | • Make sure that you have correctly “taught” your | |
| operate a device | device’s remote control to the  | |
| even after | • Delete the device data from the  | |
| teaching the | ||
| 26) and carry out the learning function again | ||
| device using the | ||
| (Chpt. 4). | ||
| learning function | ||
| 
 | ||
| (Chpt. 4). | • Make sure you did not program more than one | |
| 
 | remote for a given device. | |
| 
 | 
 | |
| You see an “error” | • Make sure you did not program more than one | |
| display during the | remote for a given device. | |
| learning | • Make sure the two remotes are not too far apart | |
| procedure. | ||
| and are aiming directly at each other. | ||
| 
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| You see an “error” | • The button that you pressed has not been | |
| display during | taught. Teach the button using the learning | |
| operation. | procedure (Chpt. 4). | 
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