[Gary59]

Well I should know better by now. Do not leave the tv remote within chewing distance. I am not sure which one did it Budford the one year old bloodhound or Cletus the 4 month old Basset. In any case which ever one did it not only did he chew up the remote he locked my tv in lock mode. I have a new remote on order but it will not be here for about 2 weeks. I was just wondering if there is any tv techs out there that could give me some advice on unlocking a tv in lock mode without a remote control. I guess boys will be boys

 

[Sandy and Bo]

We've all been there, I'm sure. Just be careful they don't chew on the batteries, that's not a good thing!
Sorry, I'm remote illiterate...

Sandy

 

[bcc11]

Yikes!

Such wonderful little dickins they are! I would try one or all of the following:

Taking batteries out of remote.

Unplugging the T.V. for at least a minute.

If you have a cable box, try the same.

Contact the company that makes the T.V. (they often have online help) and ask them.

Good luck!

Colleen

 

[clarejon]

been there too!

can you unplug it for a while and then see as already suggested?

our sky remote started working again after it was chewed but ended up replacing it as it look hiddious!

 

[Guest]

I'm sorry - but :lol: we had so many things chewed by Jackson before he left - all our fault for leaving them in reach.

When it goes quiet... Panic! :lol:


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[Elmer-n-Button]

This is a familiar problem at our house, too. Radio Shack sells a universal remote for around $10, which we bought for a DVD remote that was chewed. Don't know if they have one for the actual TV. Good luck!