Every TV comes with a remote. But sometimes the original Samsung remote gets lost or stops working. In that case, people often use a universal remote. If you program it perfectly, all these remotes can work with various types of devices.
To connect your TV with the remote, you have to enter special codes. All these are numbers like 3,4,5, or 5 digits. If you type the right code, the remote will “talk” to the TV properly. Without entering the exact code, your Samsung TV Remote will not work, so make sure you are giving the right code.
Codes are like passwords, because without these codes, your Samsung TV will not work. You can’t control any basic things like volume, channels, or you can’t control your TV functions. So all you can say is that code is mandatory.
In this content, you will know about what a Samsung TV remote code is, the types of codes, and a list of different types of codes, Guideline, and Troubleshooting tips if the remote is not supported.
For a complete overview of different remote types, visit the TV Remote Controls Guide.
What Are Samsung TV Remote Codes?
A remote code is like a password between the remote and the TV. Each brand of TV uses a different type of signal. By entering the right code, you are telling the remote which signal to use.
Samsung uses a common type of IR (infrared) signal. But not all universal remotes use the same number. That is why there are several possible codes for Samsung TVs.
There are mainly three types of codes used for Samsung TVs:
- 3-digit codes (simple, older models)
- 4-digit codes (most common for universal remotes)
- 5-digit codes (for advanced universal remotes and Smart TVs)
If your Samsung TV remote is giving problems, read more here:Samsung TV Remote Not Working.
List of Common Samsung TV Remote Codes
Here are some of the most popular universal remote codes for Samsung TV:
3-Digit Samsung Remote Codes
004, 005, 009, 015, 017, 104, 105, 106, 109
4-Digit Samsung Remote Codes
1004, 1009, 1011, 1069, 1078, 1102, 1104, 1205, 1235, 1312, 1395
5-Digit Samsung Remote Codes
10060, 10812, 10702, 11959, 13993
4-digit and 5-digit code for Samsung TV – remote codes list
The code list is used for your universal remotes and your Samsung TV model. You can use these 4-digit and 5-digit codes based on your Samsung TV model. If you don’t know the correct code, then start entering one by one to find the correct one.
| 4-digit codes | 4-digit codes | 5-digit codes | 5-digit codes |
| 1249 | 587 | 10408 | 11060 |
| 37 | 1235 | 10178 | 10587 |
| 1584 | 3131 | 10329 | 10482 |
| 812 | 9 | 11632 | 10217 |
| 1506 | 178 | 10766 | 10702 |
| 556 | 370 | 10030 | 11575 |
| 1619 | 1458 | 12051 | 10812 |
| 2103 | 644 | 11959 | 10056 |
| 618 | 1630 | 10427 | 10650 |
| 93 | 2051 | 10060 | 10032 |
Easy guide for programming your remote
Every remote has a different structure and different kinds of buttons, but the programming method is the same.
1. Turn on your TV
Keep your Samsung TV powered ON.
2. Put Remote in Setup Mode
- Press and hold the Setup (or “Code Search”) button until the light stays on.
- If your remote has no “Setup” button, check its manual — some use a combination like “TV + Power.”
3. Select TV Device
Press the TV button on the remote (so it knows you are programming a TV, not a DVD player).
4. Enter the Code.
For example, the code is 0456 or 2100; you have to enter the code.
- Always type the correct code; if not, then the light may blink or go off.
- If correct, the light usually stays solid.
5. Test the Remote
Press Power. If the TV turns off, you found the right code.
6. Save the Code
Some remotes save the code automatically, others require you to press Enter or Setup again.
7. Try Other Buttons
Check volume, mute, and channel. If they work, the setup is done. If only some buttons work, try another code.
For extra setup, check this Samsung Remote Control Guide.
Easy Example
Imagine you are programming a universal remote:
- First try 0556 → nothing happens
- Then try 0178 → still no response
- Next try 1000 → the TV turns off!
- Save that code and write it down somewhere for later use
Samsung TV Remote Codes by Remote Brand
Different universal remotes use different codes. Here are the most popular lists:
| Remotes | 4-Digit Codes for Samsung TV | Source |
| GE Universal Remote | 3301, 3471, 3561, 0251, 5471, 5521, 5791, 5801, 2071, 2141, 2721, 2741, 2961, 0001, 0101, 0261, 0331, 0351, 0531, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 3321, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 4961, 4011, 4941 | Link |
| RCA Universal Remote | 1004, 1046, 1056,1065, 1069, 1078, 1083, 1207, 1009, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1015, 1025, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1123, 1124, 1194, 1205 | Link |
| Philips Universal Remote | 0609, 0102, 5801, 5791, 3301, 0110, 0437, 0309, 0209, 0512, 0302, 0502, 0112, 0818 0895, 0002, 0802, 0103, 0012, 0212 | Link |
| ADB STB Remote Code | 0019, 0009, 0702, 00150, 0092, 0072, 0179, 0208, 0519, 0156, 0163, 0625, 0226, 0812, 0817, 0821, 1060, 0618, 0644, 0056, 0060, 0587, 0037, 0178, 0030, 0556, 774, 0093, 0217, 0448, 0329, 0090, 0032, 0216, 0290, 0154, 0747, 0482, 0370, 0264 | Link |
| One For All Remote | 0587, 0644, 0747, 0812 | Link |
| Amino Remote | 2448 | Link |
Why Use Samsung TV Remote Codes?
- To replace a lost or broken remote
- To use one universal remote for multiple devices (TV, DVD, soundbar, streaming box)
- To avoid buying expensive original Samsung remotes
- For quick setup and easy control of your Samsung Smart TV
Troubleshooting Samsung TV Remote Codes
| Problem | Reason | Fix |
| TV does not respond | Wrong code | Try next code from the list |
| Some buttons work, some don’t | Partial match | Use another code |
| Remote light doesn’t stay on | Setup not entered or dead batteries | Replace batteries, hold Setup again |
| Remote resets | Batteries loose | Reinsert or tape cover properly |
| Nothing works at all | Remote doesn’t support Samsung TVs | Check if your remote model is compatible |
Samsung Smart TV Remote Codes
If you have a Samsung Smart TV, you may need 5-digit codes for advanced universal remotes. Some common ones are:
- 10060
- 10812
- 11959
- 13993
These work with many smart remotes that support voice commands, backlit buttons, and multiple device control.
Conclusion
Samsung TV remote codes are the key to making a universal remote work with your TV. They are short numbers that act like a bridge between the remote and the TV.
From official PDFs and reliable websites. We know Samsung codes include 0556, 0178, 1000, 0812, 1619, 10030, 3301, 5471, and many more. Programming is easy: enter setup mode, choose TV, type the code, test it, and save it.
If a code goes wrong, try the next one. When you find the correct code, collect it for your future use.
FAQs – Samsung TV Remote Codes
- What is the 4-digit Samsung TV code of mine?
There is a default pin. 0000 is the default pin; you can change the pin, or you can reset it. But if you are facing any problem with your Samsung Smart TV, then check the software updates to fix the problem.
- How to find the remote code for a Samsung TV?
To find the remote code for your Samsung TV, you can try the auto search function. For universal remotes, it will detect your code automatically. For other models, check the TV manual setting.
- What to do to find my TV’s 4-digit code?
Check the manual instructions of your universal remote to find the TV code. Some TV shows the pairing code on the TV screen when you try to connect your device. Also, another way to fine code is the autoscarch method.
- What is the purpose of using the Samsung TV code?
To connect the universal remote to your Samsung TV is the main purpose. A Samsung TV code acts as a “ password “that helps the remote saty connected with the Samsung TV. A remote can’t work basic things like changing channels or controlling volume without the right code.
- Can a universal remote work with any Samsung TV?
Most universal remotes will work with your Samsung TV or projector as well, such as those found on Amazon or possibly even the remote that was included with your cable or satellite box.
