Philips universal remote codes
Philips universal remotes with a SETUP button and a CL3, CL4, CL5 or CL6 label in the battery compartment are made by Jasco and use the same 4-digit code lists as GE remotes. For a Samsung TV, CL4 to CL6 list 5791, 5801 and 3301; for a Philips TV, the first code is 6221 on CL4 and CL6. If your Philips remote has a CODE SEARCH key, a blue light, 5-digit codes or a V01/V02 label instead, it uses a different Philips list that is printed in its own manual.
Find your Philips code
Choose your remote brand and its code list version, then the device you want to control.
SAMSUNG TV codes for Philips remotes, code list CL4
- 5791
- 5801
- 3301
Source: Jasco's code list, checked September 24, 2026. Listed in the manufacturer's order. We haven't tested these codes on a physical remote.
How to enter a code on Philips CL4
- Open the battery compartment and find the code list version (CL3, CL4, CL5 or CL6) on the sticker under the batteries or inside the cover. Use codes from that version only.
- Press and hold SETUP until the red light turns on, then release it; the light stays on.
- Press and release the device button you want to use (for example TV, CBL, DVD or AUD). The red light blinks once and stays on.
- Type the first 4-digit code listed for your brand. The red light turns off after the fourth digit.
- Point the remote at the device and test the remote's buttons. If they do not work as expected, repeat steps 2 to 4 with the next code in the list.
- Repeat for each device you want to control.
Some codes control only a few of a device's functions. Jasco recommends trying the other listed codes to find one that controls more before you settle on one. See the full Philips guide for the code search and reset.
Which Philips remote do you have?
Philips has sold several remote families with different code systems, and the model suffix alone does not tell them apart: SRP5107/27 and SRP3013/27 are US models that do not use Jasco's lists. Check the remote itself:
| What you see | Code system | On this page? |
|---|---|---|
| SETUP button, red light, CL3 to CL6 label in the battery compartment (for example SRP9232D/27, SRP9243B/27) | Jasco 4-digit CL lists | Yes |
| Set up by holding a device button until the light blinks (for example SRP5107/27) | A different 4-digit Philips list | No, use its manual |
| Blue light; hold a device button 5 seconds; OK saves (for example SRP3013/27) | 5-digit codes | No, use its manual |
| A CODE SEARCH key and no SETUP key (older remotes) | A different 4-digit list | No |
| V01 or V02 label (European models) | 5-digit TAPR802 list | No |
Philips' support site says the code list is inside the user manual, usually at the end. The documents behind each row are listed under Sources.
Philips remote codes for popular TV brands, every version
Use only the column that matches the CL number on your remote. Codes are in the order the list prints them.
| TV brand | CL6 | CL5 | CL4 | CL3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAMSUNG | 5791, 5801, 3301 | 5791, 5801, 3301 | 5791, 5801, 3301 | 3301, 5471, 5521, 2741, 2961, 3321, 0001, 0101, 0251, 0261, 0331, 0351, 0531, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 2071, 2141, 2721, 3471, 3561, 4011, 4941, 4961 |
| LG | 6021, 5511, 0001, 3001, 1911, 1181, 1221 | 6021, 0001, 5511, 3001, 1911, 1181, 1221 | 6021, 0001, 5511, 3001, 1911, 1181, 1221 | 0001, 5511, 3001, 5501, 3021, 3091, 3221, 3281, 3311, 5271, 0131, 0251, 0611, 0761, 0931, 1181, 1221, 1471, 1501, 1911, 3811, 4731 |
| VIZIO | 5631, 5611, 5561, 6471, 6511, 6121, 6131, 6111, 5651, 5621, 5711 | 5631, 5611, 5561, 6471, 6511, 6121, 6131, 6111, 5651, 5621, 5711 | 5611, 5631, 5561, 6121, 6131, 6111, 5651, 5621, 5711 | 5631, 5561, 5611, 1471, 1741, 2021, 2901, 3651, 3741, 3851, 4081, 5571, 5581, 5591, 5601, 5621, 5641, 5651, 5661, 5671, 5681, 5691, 5701, 5711 |
| TCL | 6171, 5961, 6031, 6651, 6201, 5771 | 6171, 5961, 6031, 5771, 6201 | 6171, 5961, 6031, 5771, 6201 | 2851, 0091, 1421, 1691, 1851, 2011, 2061, 2111, 2301, 3421, 3431, 3571, 4921 |
| HISENSE | 6161, 1651, 6251, 6171, 2081, 5331, 2211, 2141, 5341, 0001, 0671, 4391 | 6161, 1651, 6251, 6171, 2081, 5331, 2211, 2141, 5341, 0001, 0671, 4391 | 6161, 1651, 6171, 2081, 5331, 2211, 2141, 5341, 0001, 0671, 4391 | 2081, 5331, 2211, 4671, 0671, 3671, 4381, 4391 |
| SONY | 1071, 5811, 5321, 4981, 1901, 2741 | 1071, 5811, 5321, 4981, 1901, 2741 | 1071, 5811, 5321, 4981, 1901, 2741 | 5321, 4981, 1071, 1641, 1731, 1901, 2161, 2741, 3531, 3891, 4101 |
| INSIGNIA | 2891, 0371, 6381, 6171, 2271, 0141, 6481, 0581, 0871, 0921, 2241, 6181, 2921, 3761, 4371, 4721, 4761, 5051, 5061, 5181 | 2891, 0371, 6381, 6171, 2271, 0141, 6481, 0581, 0871, 0921, 2241, 6181, 2921, 3761, 4371, 4721, 4761, 5051, 5061, 5181 | 0921, 2891, 6171, 0371, 2271, 0141, 0581, 0871, 2241, 6181, 2921, 3761, 4371, 4721, 4761, 5051, 5061, 5181 | 2891, 0371, 2271, 0581, 0701, 0871, 0921, 1241, 1381, 2241, 2921, 3761, 3841, 4371, 4721, 4761, 5051, 5061, 5181 |
| ONN | 5961, 6431, 6171, 6551 | 5961, 6431 | 5961 | not listed |
| SHARP | 6011, 5341, 6171, 6251, 6001, 3191, 5941 | 6001, 6011, 6251, 5341, 6171, 3191, 5941, 0001 | 6001, 6011, 5341, 6171, 3191, 5941, 0001 | 3191, 5421, 3181, 3201, 0001, 0341, 0461, 0681, 0691, 1221, 1291, 1441, 2031, 2201, 2261, 2731, 3461, 4751, 4991 |
| TOSHIBA | 1311, 5531, 1121, 2691, 0211, 0341, 0821, 1571, 1801, 1841, 1911, 4891, 4941, 5081 | 1311, 5531, 1121, 2691, 0211, 0341, 0821, 1571, 1801, 1841, 1911, 4891, 4941, 5081 | 1311, 5531, 2691, 0211, 0341, 0821, 1571, 1801, 1841, 1911, 4891, 4941, 5081 | 1311, 5531, 2691, 3211, 0211, 0231, 0341, 0351, 0821, 1121, 1191, 1261, 1351, 1541, 1571, 1621, 1801, 1841, 1911, 3551, 4891, 4941, 5081 |
| PHILIPS | 6221, 0181, 6241, 6171, 5741, 6261, 6051, 0201, 0911, 3981, 4261 | 0181, 6241, 6221, 5741, 6261, 6051, 0201, 0911, 3981, 4261 | 6221, 0181, 5741, 6051, 0201, 0911, 3981, 4261 | 3031, 3131, 3151, 3171, 3371, 3391, 0001, 0161, 0181, 0321, 0421, 0541, 0661, 0701, 0791, 0911, 0961, 1021, 1151, 1171, 1381, 1391, 1601, 1741, 1801, 1961, 2151, 2321, 3431, 3541, 3591, 3861, 3911, 3971, 3981, 4191, 4761, 4791 |
| PANASONIC | 5821, 1571, 6231, 5201, 5531, 5561 | 5821, 1571, 6231, 5201, 5531, 5561 | 6231, 5821, 5201, 5531, 1571, 5561 | 5201, 5481, 3381, 3401, 0051, 0201, 0951, 1091, 1491, 1571, 1651, 1831, 1881, 1961, 2151, 2711, 2801, 3431, 3551, 3771, 4691, 4781, 4861 |
| ELEMENT | 5421, 1091, 1651, 6171, 5361, 5341, 2401, 5471, 5831, 5841, 6021 | 5421, 1091, 1651, 5361, 5341, 2401, 5471, 5831, 5841, 6021 | 5421, 2401, 5471, 1091, 1651, 5831, 5841, 5341, 6021, 5361 | 2401, 5361, 5411, 4111 |
| WESTINGHOUSE | 5971, 5981, 6171, 3241, 5781, 1891, 2141, 0111, 2281 | 5971, 5981, 5781, 3241, 1891, 2141, 0111, 2281 | 5781, 5971, 5981, 3241, 1891, 2141, 0111, 2281 | 3241, 3251, 0111, 1901, 2281, 3711, 3851 |
How to program a Philips universal remote
The SRP9232D/27 manual gives the same direct code entry and auto code search steps as Jasco's GE pages. It also says the remote comes preprogrammed for Samsung TVs and Roku boxes: press TV or STR and try it before entering a code. Jasco's GE feature that lets the volume buttons control your soundbar or receiver from any device mode is called “primary audio control” on Philips remotes.
Direct code entry (GE, Philips US, UltraPro)
- Open the battery compartment and find the code list version (CL3, CL4, CL5 or CL6) on the sticker under the batteries or inside the cover. Use codes from that version only.
- Press and hold SETUP until the red light turns on, then release it; the light stays on. Depending on the model, the red light is a small light at the top of the remote or the power button itself.
- Press and release the device button you want to use (for example TV, CBL, DVD or AUD). The red light blinks once and stays on.
- Type the first 4-digit code listed for your brand. The red light turns off after the fourth digit.
- Point the remote at the device and test the remote's buttons. If they do not work as expected, repeat steps 2 to 4 with the next code in the list.
- Repeat for each device you want to control.
Test before you keep a code. Some codes control only a few of a device's functions. Jasco recommends trying the other listed codes to find one that controls more before you settle on one.
If no listed code works: Automatic code search
- Manually turn on the device you want to control.
- Press and hold SETUP until the red light turns on, then release it. The red light stays on.
- Press and release the device button (for example TV, STR, BLU-RAY, AUD, DVD, CBL, SAT or AUX). The red light blinks once and stays on.
- Point the remote at the device and press and release POWER. The remote sends 10 codes, blinking once for each. If the device doesn't turn off, press POWER again to send the next 10.
- When the device turns off, turn it back on by hand, point the remote at it and press VOL up, waiting about 3 seconds between presses. Each press resends one code from that batch of 10. When the device turns off again, press the same device button to store that code. If you go past the working code, press VOL down to step backward through the batch. The red light flashes twice at the first or last code of a batch.
- Test the buttons. If they don't operate the device, run the search again to find another code.
Start over: factory reset
- Press and hold SETUP until the red light stays on, then release it.
- Press and release MUTE.
- Press and release 0 (zero). The red light blinks twice, and the remote returns to its factory settings.
Code not working? Match the symptom
Each answer restates the manufacturer's own troubleshooting advice; the source is under each one.
The light doesn't do what the steps describe
Jasco says the most common cause is bad batteries, even brand-new ones: try a different set.
On RCA R271U1 remotes, an indicator that stays lit after the fifth digit means the code is not in that remote's lists or a step was missed. On R3F802 remotes, a POWER key that blinks four times means the same thing, or that the device key was released during entry.
Power works, but volume, input or menu buttons don't
The stored code only partly matches your device. Program the next code listed for your brand and test again; the manufacturers say several codes can work, and some control more buttons than others. A button can also fail because the device's own remote never had that feature, such as a sleep timer.
Volume works, but the channels don't change
If a cable box, satellite receiver or converter box changes your channels, the channel buttons have to control that box, not the TV. Program the box on its own device button (for example CBL or SAT) and change channels in that mode.
The menu won't open, or the arrow buttons do nothing
Jasco remotes may need shift mode: press and release SETUP, then press MENU or the arrows while the red light is blinking. On RCA R271U1 remotes, the SHIFT key turns CHAN and VOL into arrow keys and ENTER into OK; press SHIFT again to leave shift mode. If that fails, try another code for your brand.
A Roku Streaming Stick or Fire TV Stick ignores the remote
Those sticks use radio-frequency (RF) remotes, while universal remotes send infrared (IR) signals. Jasco says the STR button on its remotes controls Roku boxes that have an infrared sensor, not the Streaming Stick or any Fire TV device.
The code is rejected or has the wrong number of digits
You're probably using a list for a different version. Jasco CL codes are always 4 digits. RCA revisions R271U1, R341U1 and R3F802 use 5-digit codes, while older revisions such as 31862 use 4 digits. Check the label in the battery compartment and pick that exact version in the finder.
No code is listed for my brand, or none of the codes work
Use your remote's automatic code search (the steps are on each remote's page). It tries every code stored in the remote for that device type, so it can find a code even when your brand isn't on the printed list.
The remote forgot its codes after a battery change
Jasco remotes keep programmed codes for up to 10 minutes while the batteries are out. RCA's manual warns that remotes can lose their programming during a battery change and asks you to keep the code list, so write down the codes that worked.
Sources
- Jasco universal remote code lists, CL3 to CL6, Jasco Products, maker of GE, UltraPro and many Philips universal remotes. Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Every GE, Philips and UltraPro code on this site, the battery-compartment label instructions and the direct code entry steps.
- Philips universal remote code list, CL4 (file Codelist_RT110-1231_v1.5a_CL4), Philips (documents.philips.com). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Evidence that current Philips universal remotes sold in the US use Jasco's CL code lists: the brand rows in this Philips CL4 PDF match Jasco's CL4 list.
- Philips 3-Device Universal Remote SRP9232D/27 owner's manual, Jasco Products (for Philips). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Philips direct code entry and auto code search steps, which match Jasco's GE steps. The manual's printed help address, byjasco.com/urccodes, returned a “page not found” error on the check date.
- Where is the code list for my Philips universal remote control?, Philips USA support. Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Philips' statement that the code list is inside the user manual, usually at the end.
- Philips SRP5107/27 user manual, Philips (documents.philips.com). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Evidence that some US Philips remotes are not Jasco-made: set up by holding a device button, with a different code library.
- Philips SRP3013/27 user manual, Philips (documents.philips.com). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Evidence that some US Philips remotes use another system: hold a device button 5 seconds until the blue LED is on.
- Philips CODE SEARCH remote code list (2006), Philips (documents.philips.com). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: An older Philips code library for remotes with a CODE SEARCH key; not interchangeable with Jasco's CL lists.
- IR Code List TAPR802 (V02 remotes), Philips (documents.philips.com). Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: The European Philips 5-digit list for remotes with a V01/V02 label; not covered here.
- Auto Code Search, Jasco Products. Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Automatic code search steps (batches of 10 codes, VOL up and VOL down to step through a batch).
- Universal Remotes FAQ, Jasco Products. Checked September 24, 2026. Used for: Troubleshooting answers (batteries, partial codes, channels, shift mode, RF streaming sticks, code saver) and the factory reset sequence.