If you’re trying to program a universal remote to control your RCA television, you’re in the right place. Whether you're using a remote from Spectrum, GE, RCA, or another third-party brand, this guide will help you find the right code and get your remote set up quickly.
🔍 Common RCA TV Universal Remote Codes
Here are some of the most commonly used RCA TV remote codes by brand:
RCA Universal Remotes
- 3-Digit Codes: 000, 004, 009, 027, 038, 048, 096, 098, 099, 100, 101, 102
- 4-Digit Codes: 1004, 1005, 1014, 1046, 1051, 1060, 1105, 1109
- 5-Digit Codes: 11547, 12049, 12187, 12434
GE (General Electric) Universal Remotes
- 3/4-Digit Codes: 0031, 0004, 0005, 0009, 0012, 0054, 0090, 1046
One For All Universal Remotes
- 4-Digit Codes: 0030, 0054, 0093, 0162, 0163
- For Model Number TC-LE32K-AN2401/TC-LE43K-AN2401: 40BF
- For Model Number TC-LE50K-GO2401: 8877
Spectrum/Charter Remotes
- 3-Digit/4-Digit Codes: 12049, 12434, 11781, 10047, 10679, 12002, 10679, 11047, 10093, 10463
📌 Note: The correct code can vary depending on the age and model of your RCA TV. If one code doesn’t work, try others from the list.
🔧 Programming Your Remote
✅ Manual Code Entry Method
- Turn on your RCA TV.
- Press and hold the Setup button on your universal remote until the red indicator stays on.
- Enter the appropriate code from the list above.
- The light should blink and then turn off.
- Test the remote by pressing the Power or Volume button.
🔄 Auto Code Search Method (if code entry fails)
- Turn on your TV.
- Hold the Setup button until the indicator light stays on.
- Press and release the TV button.
- Press the Power button repeatedly (every 2-3 seconds) until the TV turns off.
- Once the TV turns off, press Enter to save the code.
🛠️ Troubleshooting Tips
- Try fresh batteries in your remote if it's not responding.
- Double-check that the TV is turned on and working with its original remote.
- Be patient during auto-search—it may take several minutes.
- Not all RCA TVs are compatible with every universal remote.
📝 Pro Tip:
Some RCA TVs are manufactured under license by companies like Curtis International or HKC Europe. If your model isn't responding to standard codes, it may have different IR programming—refer to your TV's user manual or contact support for the licensed manufacturer.