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jeffm

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#272203 14-Jun-2020 22:19
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Hi - for better or worse I just bought a Platinum 32" TV off Trademe and the remote has stopped working.  I tried resetting the remote from a Youtube video where I pressed every button for 3 seconds... but no joy. But I since found the IR receiver board in the TV was bumped out of place and the receiver was aiming backwards - I fixed it but still no remote joy.
I'm just going to replace it with a universal remote but I cannot find any code info for this brand.  Platinum TV's were sold by Target in Aus and I think by Noel Lemming here. There's an 0800 89 85 80 number on the back panel but this is disconnected. It's Oriental Pacific Ltd.

Looking at the infra-red with a phone camera, one button push makes it flashes multiple times for about 30 seconds before stopping so I assume some of the remote itself is working but all my other remotes are just a 1 sec burst.

Model is NLP32Z2LED
Main Board model OP36-4  45L
Also has a sticker on the internal frame CX315DLEDM 
Made 11/2017

Questions I have - 
* Does the 30 second flashing indicate a faulty remote or something else?
* Can I reset the remote in any way?
* Can I retrain it?
* Platinum TV's are obviously just a rebranded Chinese made model-  does anyone have any idea what a useable remote code would be, or what the original brand was/is?

Thanks for any help! 

Cheers, Jeff


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  #2504969 15-Jun-2020 12:09
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https://www.target.com.au/p/target-universal-replacement-tv-remote-control/59895954

Edit: hmm, seems mostly out of stock, but the link to the manual shows that platinum tv's are code 846.
I would probably just buy one of those $10 universal remotes and just start working through the codes. Might take you a while. You should at least get the volume/channel working. Setup menu options could be more difficult.
I have seen cheap universal remotes at many of those Chinese 'dollar' shop places.




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  #2505203 15-Jun-2020 17:00
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Actually, does the remote look like the one in this bundle?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32877690667.html




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  #2507134 18-Jun-2020 11:05
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If its like the veon tvs (probably is since there are so few makers of the no brand stuff they rebadge) then it worked as some walmart brand on a universal remote for a friend.





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