So, you’ve got your new OFA Hisense TV Replacement remote, model URC 1916. Great choice. The goal is simple: get this working with your TV so you can put that old, worn-out remote away for good. One For All offers these simple replacement remotes for many brands, including a popular LG TV replacement remote. Let’s walk through the process together. It’s designed to be straightforward, and for most people, it’s incredibly fast.
Before we start, you’ll need to insert two AAA batteries. The best feature of this URC 1916 remote is that it’s designed to work with most modern Hisense TVs right out of the box.
- Your First Move: After you’ve put the batteries in, simply point the remote at your TV and press a key like Poweror Volume.
- Check the Result: If your TV responds, your work is done. You don’t need to do anything else. Your remote is already synced and ready to go.
How To Sync Your Hisense URC 1916 Remote
If your TV didn’t respond, don’t worry. It just means you need to sync the remote to your specific model. This remote doesn’t require you to look up complicated Hisense remote codes; instead, it finds the right one for you. However, if you are using a different universal model, you can find the correct One For All remote codes for your TV on our main list.
Here’s the simple, two-step process:
- Step 1: Activate Programming ModeYou first need to tell the remote you want to program it. To do this, press and hold the RED and BLUE keys together until the LED indicator flashes twice.
- Step 2: Start the SearchNow, aim your OFA Hisense TV Replacement remote at the television and press and hold the POWER KEY. The remote will now begin cycling through all of its built-in Hisense remote codes, sending a “power off” signal every three seconds.
- Step 3: Lock It InThe moment your TV turns off, you must immediately release the POWER KEY. The LED will blink twice to confirm it has saved the correct code. You can now press Power again to turn your TV back on and test the other keys.
How To Fix Hisense Remote Buttons Not Working Issue
Sometimes, the setup works for almost every key, but one or two buttons don’t do what you expect. If that happens, here’s how to fix just those specific keys.
- With your TV on, you will again enter programming mode by holding the RED and BLUE keys until the LED blinks twice.
- Now, you should aim the remote at your TV and press and hold the single key that is not working correctly (for example, the MENU key).
- The remote will now send a new signal for that specific function every three seconds.
- When you see the correct function appear on your TV screen (e.g., the menu opens), you must immediately release the key. The LED will blink twice, confirming the new command is saved for that key.
How to Use the Learning Feature Effectively
Your URC 1916 can also learn any command from your original remote. This is perfect if you want to control the volume on a soundbar or add a function that’s unique to your old remote.
- Enter learning mode by holding the GREEN and YELLOW keys until the LED blinks twice, then press 975.
- Press the key on your OFA Hisense TV Replacement remote that you want to teach a new command to.
- Press the key on your original remote. A double blink confirms the command was successfully copied.
- When you are done, press and hold the OK KEY for 3 seconds to save all your new functions.
Conclusion
You should now have your One For All Hisense remote completely under your command. Whether it worked instantly or required a quick sync, you have a controller that is a perfect, functional match for your TV. By using the fine-tuning and learning features, you can be confident that you have a remote that does everything you need it to, simply and reliably.

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