Since many Samsung users are asking how to program Comcast remote to Samsung TV, today we are going to answer all of these inquiries!
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Ensure that your TV is running and hold the setup button on your remote until the light changes to green. Enter 9-9-1 using the remote and the light will start flashing. Start pressing the Channel up button until the TV turns off. Once the TV is off, press the Setup button once.
Lastly, take the remote and press the TV power button.
Now, let’s first review the process in more detailed steps to ease up this experience for you!
How To Program Comcast Remote To New Samsung TV In A Few Easy Steps?
If you have just purchased a Samsung TV but you’re unfortunate to use the original remote, you can always program a Comcast one to become compatible.
We’ve created a step-by-step tutorial, including everything you need to know. Let’s jump right into it!
Note: Your TV will be restarted several times during this process to finalize the programming, so make sure your device won’t go through any outages during that time.
Step #1 Turn ON The TV
Turn on your TV, press the Home button on your remote to go to the Options. If the Samsung remote is not working, and you don’t have a way to get to the options, feel free to use the panel home button.
It is located right in the bottom center of the screen.
Step #2 Initial Setup
Grab your Comcast remote and ensure it is functional. You can take out and in the batteries of your Comcast remote since if the remote isn’t active, your Samsung TV will be unable to detect it, causing the process to fail.
Once you’ve recalibrated the batteries of your remote, follow the instructions below:
- Grab your Comcast remote and point it towards your Samsung TV.
- Locate the setup button on the hardware of the remote.
- Put pressure on the setup button and wait.
- Once the LED on the front of the remote changes from red to green, release the pressure you’ve put from the Setup button.
Step #3 Insert Comcast Remote Code
Once the LED located on the front of the remote turns from red to green, you should input a specific code for activation. By default, with Comcast remotes, that code is 9-9-1.
Note: You can find the number buttons on the lower side of the Comcast remote.
Press these buttons consecutively with a maximum of one second in between each click. Once you’ve entered that combination, you can proceed with the next step.
Step #4 Pair Both Devices
Now that you’ve entered the activation code, keep pressing the Channel Up (CH) button on your Comcast remote. This way your remote will communicate with the TV, automatically pairing both of the devices.
Step #5 Confirm
Once the TV has turned off after pressing the Channel up button, press the Setup button once again to confirm and lock in the code.
At last, press the power button on your remote and the pairing should be successful. Once ready you can try to volume up or down to test if the remote is working.
Next, we’re introducing a way to program your Comcast remote to Samsung TV, in case there is no setup button to work with.
How To Program Comcast Remote To Samsung TV Without Setup Button?
If your Comcast remote doesn’t have a setup button and you’re pondering how to exactly program it to your Samsung TV we’ve got you covered!
Note: Keep in mind that for this process you will need another remote already paired with your Samsung TV or otherwise it won’t work.
How To Install A Digital Remote?
We understand that some of you are here because they are not able to interact with their Samsung TV.
In that regard, we’ve prepared a way to install a digital remote (mobile app) so you can interact with your TV enough to set up the Comcast remote.
Here is how it’s done:
- Make sure that Samsung TV is connected to WiFi.
- Hook up your smartphone to the same WiFi network.
- Open the App Store (it does not matter iOS or Android).
- Search & download SamRemote.
- Open the application and discover your TV.
- Hook up your TV and open the digital remote.
If everything is working as expected you should have full control over your TV, using the digital remote from the mobile application. This will provide the flexibility needed to hook up your Comcast remote.
Once you have control over your Samsung TV, regardless of how you interact with it, it’s time to explain how to program Comcast remote to Samsung TV.
Step #1 Initiate A Remote Setup
First, grab your remote and ensure it is functional. Press the A button on the remote already connected to the Samsung TV and choose Remote Setup.
Step #2 Brand Your Remote
On the prompt that appears at remote setup, you will select YES, and on the next screen, using the on-screen letters, write down the brand of the remote you’re willing to program.
If applicable, confirm the actions by clicking yes.
Step #3 Pair Remote
You should see a message reading “Ready to pair” on which you have to aim at your TV using the Comcast remote and pressing the VOL up or VOL down buttons.
If the pairing was successful and you’re able to adjust the volume of your TV then it works!
It is really easy to program a Comcast remote to Samsung TV, even if you don’t have a setup button to work with. All you need is a sufficient power supply during the process and a functional Comcast remote.
Once you’ve got all the pieces, all you need is to apply a specific sequence of buttons and you’re done!
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Bottom Line:
Now that you know how to program Comcast remote to Samsung TV, with the steps described above, you shall face no trouble while adjusting your remote.
If the process fails, however, you can always seek further assistance from Comcast’s support crew to guide you through the process.
For more guides such as this one, don’t hesitate to check out our technical blog, where you can find lots of helpful posts regarding your smart-home devices!
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