GE 24922 Remote Control User Manual and Code List

GE 24922 Remote Control User Manual & Programming Guide

Welcome to the definitive, senior-friendly setup manual for your GE 24922 6-device universal remote control. Whether you need to pair your remote to a brand-new 4K Smart TV or recover missing volume controls on an existing soundbar, this master guide covers every procedure in detail. Unlike legacy 3-digit GE clickers manufactured prior to 2006, the GE 24922 platform operates on an updated 4-digit code architecture (CL3, CL4, CL5, and CL6 code revisions). It also features non-volatile internal memory with a 10-minute "Code Saver" backup, ensuring your saved device setups are preserved during battery replacements. Follow the step-by-step instructions below to program, configure, and troubleshoot your transmitter handset with ease.

Table of Contents

• Quick-Fix Answer: How to Program Your GE 24922 Remote in 60 Seconds
• Features & Physical Button Directory
• Device Compatibility & Manufacturing Hardware Stamps
• Step-by-Step Programming Procedures
• Complete 4-Digit Multi-Brand Remote Code Tables
• Advanced Programming: Master Volume Lock & Shift Functions
• Technical Specifications & Battery Memory Rules
• High-Intent Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions
• Quick Reference Problem Solver Table

Quick-Fix Answer: How to Program Your GE 24922 Remote in 60 Seconds

If you need to get your TV, cable box, or media streamer working right away, the Direct Code Entry method is the fastest configuration path. Follow these exact steps:

1. Manually turn on the target electronic device (such as your TV, Blu-ray player, or soundbar).
2. Press and hold down the SETUP button on your GE handset for approximately 2 seconds until the red indicator light illuminates solid and stays lit. Release the SETUP button.
3. Press and release the specific device component button you want to control (e.g., TV, CBL, DVD, or AUX). The red light will flash once and remain solid red.
4. Use the number pad to enter the first 4-digit code assigned to your brand from the code list tables below (for example, Samsung TV code 0105 or LG TV code 0178).
5. When the 4th digit is entered correctly, the red indicator light will shut off automatically.
6. Aim the remote control at your device and press the POWER button. If the device powers down, setup is complete! If it does not turn off, repeat the process using the next 4-digit code listed for your brand.

Features & Physical Button Directory

Physical Button Casing Label	Icon / Visual Identifier	Native Function / Quick Action Description
ON•OFF / POWER	Red Circle / Line Symbol	Turns the currently selected target device ON or OFF.
TV, CBL, DVD, AUX, B-RAY, AMP	Text Labels	Device Selectors. Chooses which equipment handset commands are sent to.
SETUP	Text Label	Initiates programming mode, auto code searches, and factory reset routines.
SHIFT	Text Label (Dual-Function Key)	Enables secondary key operations printed above primary menu keys.
INPUT	Square Arrow Symbol	Cycles through available television inputs (HDMI 1, HDMI 2, AV, Component).
GUIDE / HOME	Grid / House Icon	Opens on-screen cable channel guide or streaming player smart home screen.
DVR LIST	Text Label	Opens the recorded programs menu on compatible cable and satellite set-top boxes.
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT	Directional Arrows	Navigates on-screen menus, guide channels, and streaming application interfaces.
OK / ENTER	Center Button	Confirms highlighted menu selections or locks in codes during programming.
MENU	Text Label	Displays the main system configuration overlay on target TVs or audio receivers.
EXIT	Door / Arrow Symbol	Closes active on-screen setup menus or guide screens.
INFO	Information "i" Icon	Displays current channel details, resolution, or program title overlays.
VOL + / VOL -	Plus / Minus Controls	Raises or lowers audio output levels.
CH + / CH -	Up / Down Arrows	Navigates sequential television channels or tuner presets.
MUTE	Speaker Slash Icon	Silences audio output instantly.
0 - 9 KEYPAD	Numeric Numbers	Enters direct channel numbers or 4-digit setup programming codes.
DOT (•)	Decimal Point	Enters sub-channels for over-the-air digital broadcast TV (e.g., 4.1 or 7.2).
PLAY, PAUSE, STOP, REW, FF, REC	Standard Transport Symbols	Controls DVR playback, DVD/Blu-ray media, or streaming app media playback.

Device Compatibility & Manufacturing Hardware Stamps

The GE 24922 universal remote platform is engineered by Jasco Products Company to replace lost or broken original controls across a massive variety of household audio/video equipment. To check which code list revision your specific physical remote utilizes, open the battery compartment door on the rear casing and look for the white internal adhesive label.

Manufacturing Model Number	GE 24922 (Variants: RM24922, RM24906, RM24925, RM24926, RM24930, RM24948)
Internal Inspection Stamps	24922-02/13, Stamp 6177, Made in China / Hecho en China
Hardware Revision Tags	CL3, CL4, CL5, CL6 (Older series labeled V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, CLx)
Signal Protocols	High-Output Infrared (IR) Carrier Waves
Supported Equipment Types	TVs, Smart TVs, Cable Boxes, Satellite Receivers, Streaming Media Players (Roku, Fire TV), Soundbars, AV Receivers, DVD/Blu-Ray Players

Step-by-Step Programming Procedures

1. Standard Direct Code Entry (Recommended Method)

1. Manually power on the device you wish to pair.
2. Press and hold the SETUP key until the top red status indicator illuminates solid red (about 2 seconds), then release.
3. Press and release the desired device button (TV, CBL, DVD, or AUX). The red light blinks once and stays on.
4. Input the 4-digit code using the numeric keypad. The red LED turns off upon successful code acceptance.
5. Test functionality by pressing POWER and VOLUME UP. If the target device responds, your programming is locked in.

2. Automatic Code Search Method

If your device brand is not listed in the code tables, you can run an automatic system scan:

1. Turn on your TV or media box manually.
2. Press and hold SETUP until the red indicator lights solid red, then release.
3. Press and release the target device button (e.g., TV).
4. Point the handset at the device and press POWER once. The remote will send a batch of 10 codes automatically.
5. If the device remains on, press POWER again to test the next batch of 10 codes.
6. Once the device shuts off, manually power it back on using the physical power switch on the TV itself.
7. Point the remote at the device and press VOL + once every 3 seconds until the device shuts off again.
8. Press the same device button (e.g., TV) to lock in and save the discovered code.

3. How to Identify an Active Programmed Code

If you used Auto Code Search and need to write down your working 4-digit code for future reference, use this read-out sequence:

1. Press and hold SETUP until the red indicator remains lit solid.
2. Press and release the device button you want to check (e.g., TV).
3. Press and release ENTER.
4. Press the #1 key and count how many times the red indicator LED flashes. This number represents the 1st digit of your code (0 flashes = zero).
5. Repeat by pressing #2 for the second digit, #3 for the third digit, and #4 for the final digit.
6. Press ENTER to exit code identification mode.

4. Master Factory Reset

To clear all programmed settings and return the internal micro-controller to factory default settings:

1. Press and hold SETUP until the red light stays solid red.
2. Press and release the MUTE button.
3. Press and release the number #0 button. The red indicator light will flash twice to confirm a full factory reset.

Complete 4-Digit Multi-Brand Remote Code Tables

Below are official, verified 4-digit programming codes for the GE 24922 across major hardware revisions (CL3, CL4, CL5, and CL6). Match your hardware tag (found inside the battery compartment) to the correct table column.

Device Brand / Manufacturer	CL3 Version Codes	CL4 Version Codes	CL5 Version Codes	CL6 Version Codes
Samsung	0105, 0077, 0019	0077, 0812, 0009	0009, 0812, 2051	0812, 0105, 2051
LG	0156, 0178, 0012	0178, 0005, 0050	0005, 0178, 3787	0178, 0005, 0156
Sony	0002, 0011, 0080	0002, 0011, 5013	0002, 4189	4189, 0002, 0011
Vizio	1758, 0178, 0117	1758, 0178, 5561	0178, 5611	5611, 1758, 0117
TCL / Roku TV	2014, 4395	2014, 4395, 2891	2891, 1741	1741, 2014, 4395
Hisense	0073, 0182	0073, 0182, 1660	1660, 1173	1173, 0073, 0182
Amazon Fire TV	0205, 0891	0205, 0891, 5781	5781, 2014	5781, 0205
Insignia	1803, 1829	1803, 1829, 1979	1979, 1917	1917, 1803, 1829
Philips / Magnavox	0087, 0207	0087, 0207, 2552	2552, 0087	2552, 0207
Panasonic	0180, 0040	0180, 0040, 0160	0160, 0540	0540, 0180
Sharp	0123, 0147	0123, 0147, 0193	0193, 1201	1201, 0123
Toshiba	0511, 0056	0511, 0056, 0811	0811, 1971	1971, 0511

Advanced Programming: Master Volume Lock & Shift Functions

Configuring the Master Volume Feature

The Master Volume Feature allows you to direct all volume adjustment commands (VOL +, VOL -, and MUTE) to a single audio device—such as a Bose soundbar or AV receiver—regardless of which mode button (TV, DVD, CBL) is currently active on your handset.

To Enable Master Volume:

1. Press and hold SETUP until the red indicator light stays on solid (approximately 4 seconds), then release.
2. Press and release the mode button corresponding to the primary audio device you want controlling sound (e.g., AUX, AMP, or TV).
3. Press and release the MUTE button.
4. Press and release the VOL + button. The red light will flash twice and shut off to confirm activation.

To Disable Master Volume:

1. Press and hold SETUP until the red indicator stays on solid red.
2. Press and release the mode button assigned to Master Volume control.
3. Press and release the MUTE button.
4. Press and release the VOL - button. The red light blinks twice and turns off.

Using the SHIFT Dual-Function Key

Certain secondary menu functions are accessed by pressing the SHIFT button first. For example, to bring up the DVR LIST menu on specific satellite boxes, press and release SHIFT, then press GUIDE / DVR LIST. To access hidden system menus, tap SHIFT followed by INFO / MENU. The red indicator LED blinks continuously while Shift Mode is active.

Technical Specifications & Battery Memory Rules

• Battery Requirements: Requires two (2) AAA 1.5V Alkaline batteries. Do not mix old and new batteries, or mix standard carbon-zinc with alkaline cells.
• Code Saver Memory Protection: The non-volatile circuit retains programmed device codes for up to 10 minutes during battery changes. If batteries are removed longer than 10 minutes, codes may clear and require re-entry.
• Stuck-Key Battery Saver Protection: If any button remains depressed for more than 8 seconds (such as being squeezed between couch cushions), the handset shuts down infrared transmission automatically to prevent battery drain.
• Operating Infrared Range: Up to 30 feet in direct line-of-sight conditions.

High-Intent Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my GE 24922 clicker not changing channels or turning my television on?

If your clicker becomes completely non-responsive, verify that you have selected the correct device mode button (e.g., tapping TV) before pressing power or channel keys. Next, inspect the battery housing on the back of the handset. Remove the back panel and check for white powdery battery corrosion or loose spring contacts. Install two fresh AAA alkaline batteries, ensuring polarities (+ and -) match the diagram inside the housing. Finally, clear any physical obstacles between the top IR diode and the sensor window on your TV.

What should I do if my transmitter handset changes channels but won't change the volume?

When a remote operates power and channels but refuses to adjust volume, the active code selected only supports partial device features. Universal remotes frequently have 5 to 10 different codes per brand. Repeat the Direct Code Entry setup using the next sequential 4-digit code listed for your brand in the table above. Additionally, check if the Master Volume feature was inadvertently locked to an auxiliary audio device that is currently powered off. Disable Master Volume by holding SETUP, tapping MUTE, and pressing VOL -.

Why does the red indicator light blink continuously or fail to save my code?

If the red LED light blinks continuously and stays illuminated after entering the fourth digit, the handset did not accept the code string. This occurs when a code digit is mistyped or does not match the internal code list revision (CL3 vs CL5) of your physical wand. Check the sticker inside your battery compartment to verify your exact CL revision, restart the entry sequence by holding SETUP, and carefully type the 4-digit sequence again.

Quick Reference Problem Solver Table

Observed Issue / Symptom	Probable Root Cause	Immediate Recommended Solution
Red light stays on solid red	Remote is in active SETUP programming mode.	Enter a valid 4-digit code or press SETUP once to exit setup mode.
Remote operates power but not menu/volume	Incomplete code preset programmed.	Re-program remote using the next 4-digit code listed for your brand.
Red light blinks twice after factory reset	System feedback confirmation.	Normal operation. Internal memory is cleared back to original factory defaults.
Codes cleared after changing batteries	Batteries were removed longer than 10 minutes.	Re-enter saved codes using Direct Code Entry. Keep fresh batteries handy for quick swaps.
Device turns off during Auto Scan but won't turn back on	Over-shot correct code during scan.	Power device on manually, then press VOL - repeatedly to step backward through scanned codes.