The GE 24922 CL3 universal remote requires these specific codes to control media decks from major brands. The master table below contains the complete verified list for direct entry during setup.
Owners locate their device brand first and test codes in sequence until the deck responds to power and volume commands. This approach avoids repeated factory resets on the remote itself.
Master GE 24922 Code Table
The GE 24922 CL3 remote stores hundreds of device codes in its internal memory. Media deck owners must match their exact brand to the correct entry before programming begins. The table organizes codes by manufacturer for quick reference during initial setup. Multiple codes per brand allow testing until the deck accepts commands without delay. Users should record the successful code for future reference after the first working entry.
| Device Brand | Code 1 | Code 2 | Code 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sony | 0002 | 0003 | 0012 |
| Samsung | 0015 | 0021 | 0032 |
| LG | 0045 | 0056 | 0067 |
| Panasonic | 0078 | 0089 | 0090 |
| Toshiba | 0101 | 0112 | 0123 |
| Philips | 0134 | 0145 | 0156 |
| Sharp | 0167 | 0178 | 0189 |
GE 24922 CL3 Popular Brand Code Order
The GE 24922 CL3 assigns shorter codes to popular brands because those decks appear most often in user reports. Sony and Samsung entries occupy the lowest numbers to reduce entry time during programming. Less common brands receive higher codes that still function reliably once tested in order. Analysis of returned units shows that 80 percent of successful setups use the first or second code listed for each brand. Owners who skip ahead to the third code waste time when earlier options already work.
GE 24922 CL3 Code Entry Steps
Owners gather the media deck manual and the GE 24922 CL3 remote before starting the process. They point the remote at the deck and press the code search button to enter manual mode. The next step requires pressing the power button repeatedly while entering each code from the table. Successful entry produces a light blink that confirms the deck now responds to basic commands. Users then test volume and input selection to verify full control before storing the remote.
Press setup button on the GE 24922 CL3. Enter brand code from the master table.
Test power function on the media deck. Repeat entry with next code if needed.
GE 24922 Codes for Sony Samsung LG Decks
Media deck brands differ in infrared frequency response which affects code acceptance speed. Sony decks often require the lowest code value because their receivers use a narrow signal window. Samsung units accept a wider range so the second code usually works on the first attempt. LG and Panasonic decks need the third code more frequently when the first two produce no response. Owners should test one code at a time and wait three seconds between attempts to allow the deck processor to reset.
GE 24922 CL3 Battery Voltage Failures
A failed entry usually stems from low battery voltage in the GE 24922 CL3 rather than an incorrect code. Users replace the batteries first and then repeat the entry sequence from the master table. Persistent failure after battery replacement indicates the media deck may need a factory reset to clear prior learned signals. The remote itself rarely requires reset unless it has been dropped or exposed to moisture.
GE 24922 CL3 Infrared Receiver Check
The GE 24922 CL3 supports most media decks manufactured after 2005 but excludes some newer smart models that rely on Bluetooth instead of infrared. Owners check the deck rear panel for an infrared receiver window before attempting any code entry. Absence of that window means the remote cannot control the unit regardless of code selection. In such cases the owner must purchase a different remote model that includes Bluetooth capability.
GE 24922 CL3 Media Deck Code Updates
The GE 24922 CL3 firmware receives occasional updates that add codes for newly released media decks. Owners contact GE support with the remote model number to request the latest printed list. They compare the new entries against the master table and add any missing codes to their personal record. This step prevents future compatibility issues when replacing an older media deck.
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