Humax RM-F01 Remote Control for Foxsat HDR Freesat Box,Black

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The PCB edge is very close to the points where the knives are inserted to open the casing, so be careful not too push them in too far as the board could be easily damaged. Thanks for taking the time to look. Unfortunately the source button doesn't do anything from the RM-F01, when used with the code 108 but it does light up the audio button, so a signal is being sent. The other two codes do nothing from the sources button.

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Once open, carefully remove the circuit board (mine had 2 small lugs holding it near the battery end which can be carefully prised apart) I'm a little confused here, your saying they use a 3 digit code yet the link points to a PDF file that gives 4 digit codes for example for my Sony TV, do i just miss first or last number or something. I was very pleased when I first took it apart, washed the rubber and successfully re-assembled it. The remote worked as well as it had when it was new. However, after a few months it was working poorly again.The remote control has gathered dirt which has led to keys that need quite a lot of force to be activated. I'd like to clean it up, but I simply cannot open the case. There are no screws, no clips, nothing. The battery compartment doesn't reveal anything either. It looks and feels as if it has been glued together, but that doesn't make sense. One man's seldom-use buttons can be another man's essential buttons. The RM-109U can not pause the HD(R) Fox T2. It also cannot pause a DTR-T1010. This is a fully compatible replacement remote control and performs all fixed functions of the original remote (excluding reprogrammable buttons)

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Press and hold the 0 and OK buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds until the PVR button on the remote stays red.I have tried putting in the code for the 'TV' again, but I didn't expect much as the issue is with the 'PVR' option of the remote. Is there any way to reset the remote? Or any way to re-input the PVR code. Once you get these two open, the rest are relatively plain sailing. They are ALL the same, all the way round; even at the ends. Pressure on the top plate inside the gap releases them. The bottom compartment is over them. Find yourself a small very thin penknife blade (I used a Swiss Army Knife one - the smallest blade) Thank you very much, I managed to clean out both of our remotes, following your advice. It did take a bit of brute force, but it has saved me buying a third replacement remote. Yours gratefully, Mike I first removed the batteries for safety. The top and bottom are totally separate (no wires) when they come apart. There were no screws holding this remote together

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I followed Philip Bradbury's method and it worked perfectly, without any lugs broken. It took me about 1/4hour in all to do - don't be scared to try it - you shouldn't to force it off. Brilliant, thanks. My OK button was playing-up but after opening the Remote (following your instructions) and cleaning it, all is OK now. Twenty odd Pounds saved on a replacement Remote. Holding the remote horizontally, i/r window to the left (I'm right handed) with the side of the remote facing you, peak over the top and draw an imaginary line across the remote towards you from the top of the "OPT+" button. I've opened and cleaned my one many times but as most of the wee retaining clips have long since snapped off, I've decided to replace it.

Your typical remote uses plastic clips molded into the body to hold the top and bottom halves together. Sometimes, you might need to push in either the top or bottom edge along the seam to help pop the clips apart. System SAT is UK's Leading Satellite Specialist have been trading online for more than 8 years, we are proud to have served over 150,000 customers since 2005. Having bought a replacement Remote, as the original was hit and miss after 7 years wear, the brand new replacement fails to initialise to the TV or DVD!! I would think it maybe (other than your son is an Einstein or a setting change) that maybe "Einstein" or some one else has allowed liquid to get into the remote and short out some connections changing how the buttons are interpreted by the logic circuits. Has anyone managed to open up Remote Control RM-F01 without breaking anything, there appears to be no screws available?