How to Reset Samsung TV Remote & Fix Issues

Your Samsung TV remote might start having issues or stop working temporarily when used non-stop for a long time. It is not a big matter of concern, and the fastest way to fix this problem is to reset the remote. This guide will explain the steps to reset the Samsung remote in detail.

How to Reset Samsung Remote (All Models)

You can reset your Samsung TV remote control when it isn’t functioning properly.

1. To reset the remote, first unplug the TV from the power socket.

2. Remove the batteries from the Samsung remote and hit the Power button for 8 seconds.

3. Then, insert the batteries again, and your remote will be reset. Now, turn on your Samsung TV, point the remote at it, and check if it’s working properly.

Note: This method only works on Samsung remotes that use batteries. It doesn’t work on cellular remotes.

If you use the latest Samsung TV model with a solar remote, refer to the steps below to reset the remote.

• Long-press the Return and Enter button for 10 seconds to reset the Samsung Solar remote.

Try this Way to Reset Your Samsung Remote

Another way to reset your remote control is to disconnect it and pair it again with your Samsung TV.

1. The first thing you have to do is unpair the remote from the TV.

2. Press the Back and Play/Pause buttons for 5 seconds until you see a flashing red light on the remote.

3. Once it’s unpaired, press any button on the remote to pair it again. Now, your remote is reset, and you can check if there are still any issues with it by using it.

Note: This method is only applicable to Smart Samsung remotes.

After following the above methods, your respective Samsung remote control will be reset and become error-free. If not, use the Samsung TV remote app temporarily and get a new remote control.

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