OK so I washed the remote control

[Vron]

After getting a boil wash with the duvet cover the remote for the bedroom tv is kaput.

This is the one listed for my TV Philips 32PF5520D

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...

This one looks exactly the same but its half the price but doesn't list my TV it lists the 32PF5521D ?? Is there really a difference does anyone know?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...

Thanks

[henrycrun]

have you dried it out for 48hrs in the airing cupboard ? worth a try

[Vron]

henrycrun said:

have you dried it out for 48hrs in the airing cupboard ? worth a try

Yep did that - it worked for a couple of days after now its not working at all. I should add that is got battered and melted a bit too and is now held together with sellotape so does really need replacing.

Edited by Vron on Saturday 13th February 20:44

[PJ S]

Pony up for the one listed as suitable for your TV, or buy a cheap one for all one.

[headcase]

http://sc2.premierfarnell.com/printers/Content/UI/...

These do copy remote for that set for around £10, its not listed on the site so you will have to phone them for the correct one, i know they do them because we have about a million of them at work

[Vron]

PJ S said:

Pony up for the one listed as suitable for your TV, or buy a cheap one for all one.

But the all for one will need to be programmed from the original remote which isn't working??

[PJ S]

The basic OFA's have most of the codes needed to control the TV.
I'd imagine there's not much other than volume/channel/mute/standby that you use, and the menu ones.