Aiwa TV Universal Remote Codes: 2026 Complete Guide

Aiwa TV universal remote codes include: 0121, 0196, 0227, 0269, 1904, 1905, 11903, 11904, 11905, 11906, 11907, 11908, and 11909. These codes work with most GE, RCA, Philips, and cable provider remotes manufactured between 2020 and 2026.

Programming a universal remote for your Aiwa TV takes 2 to 5 minutes depending on which method you use. Most users succeed with direct code entry on the first or second attempt.

Complete Aiwa TV Universal Remote Code List 2026

3-Digit Codes for Aiwa TV

Try these codes first if your remote uses 3-digit programming:

000, 027, 028, 121, 196, 227, 269

The code 121 has the highest success rate for older Aiwa TV models from 2015-2019. Code 227 works best for models manufactured after 2020.

4-Digit Codes for Aiwa TV

Most modern universal remotes use 4-digit codes:

0121, 0196, 0227, 0269, 1904, 1905, 1908, 1911, 1914, 1916

Start with 0121. This code is compatible with 73% of Aiwa TV models based on 2026 compatibility databases. If 0121 fails, try 1904 or 1905 next.

5-Digit Codes for Aiwa TV

Cable and satellite remotes typically require 5-digit codes:

10121, 10196, 10227, 10269, 11903, 11904, 11905, 11906, 11907, 11908, 11909

Comcast and Spectrum remotes manufactured after 2023 need 11904 or 11905 in most cases. DirecTV remotes work best with 11903.

Aiwa TV Codes by Universal Remote Brand

GE Universal Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

GE remotes (models CL3, CL4, CL5, CL6) use 4-digit codes.

Working codes: 0121, 1904, 1905, 0227

The CL5 and CL6 models from 2024-2026 have updated databases. Use 1904 for these newer models.

RCA Universal Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

RCA remotes accept 4-digit and 5-digit codes depending on model year.

4-digit: 0121, 1904, 1905, 0196 5-digit: 11904, 11905, 10121

RCA RCRN04GR and RCR504BR models need 11904 or 11905.

Comcast (Xfinity) Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

Xfinity XR2, XR5, XR11, and XR15 remotes use 5-digit codes.

Primary codes: 11904, 11905, 11906 Alternative codes: 10121, 10227

The XR15 voice remote from 2024 requires 11906 for full functionality including volume control.

DirecTV Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

DirecTV Genie remotes and standard IR remotes use 5-digit codes.

Working codes: 11903, 11904, 10121

Genie remote users should enable “IR mode” before programming. Press and hold MUTE and SELECT for 3 seconds until the green light blinks twice.

Philips Universal Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

Philips remotes use 4-digit codes.

Codes: 0121, 1904, 0227, 0269

Philips SRP series remotes work best with code 1904.

OneForAll Remote Codes for Aiwa TV

OneForAll remotes accept 4-digit or 5-digit codes depending on the model.

URC-7935, URC-7945: 0121, 1904 Smart Control series: 11904, 11905

OneForAll Evolve remotes from 2025 have Aiwa pre-programmed under brand code 0023.

How to Program Universal Remote for Aiwa TV (4 Methods)

Install fresh batteries before programming. Low battery power causes 64% of programming failures.

Method 1: Direct Code Entry (Fastest Method)

This method takes 60-90 seconds.

Step 1: Turn on your Aiwa TV manually using the power button on the TV itself.

Step 2: Press and hold the SETUP button (or CODE SEARCH button) on your universal remote until the red LED light stays on. This takes 3-5 seconds.

Step 3: Press the TV button once. The LED should blink once then remain lit.

Step 4: Enter the 4-digit code using the number buttons. Try 0121 first.

Step 5: The LED will turn off if the code is accepted. If the LED blinks rapidly 3 times, the code was rejected.

Step 6: Point the remote at your TV and press POWER. If the TV turns off, the code worked.

Step 7: Press POWER again to turn the TV back on. Test volume and channel buttons.

If the first code doesn’t work, repeat steps 1-7 with the next code from the list. Most users find a working code within 3 attempts.

Method 2: Auto-Search Programming

Use this method when direct code entry fails. Auto-search takes 5-15 minutes but finds the correct code automatically.

Step 1: Turn on your Aiwa TV.

Step 2: Press and hold SETUP until the red LED stays lit (about 3 seconds).

Step 3: Press the TV button. The LED blinks once and stays on.

Step 4: Press and release the POWER button repeatedly. Wait 2 seconds between each press. The remote cycles through all codes in its database.

Step 5: When your TV turns off, immediately press ENTER (or OK) to save the code. Don’t press POWER again.

Step 6: Test the remote functions. If most buttons work but some don’t, repeat the process. The remote may have landed on a partial code.

Auto-search typically cycles through 10-20 codes per minute. If your TV doesn’t turn off after 20 minutes, your remote may not have Aiwa codes in its database.

Method 3: Brand Code Search

Some remotes let you search within a specific brand’s code range.

Step 1: Press and hold SETUP until the LED stays on.

Step 2: Enter 991 (brand search mode).

Step 3: Press the TV button twice.

Step 4: Press POWER repeatedly until your TV responds.

Step 5: Press SETUP to lock in the code when the TV turns off.

This method works on GE, RCA, and Philips remotes made after 2022.

Method 4: Manual Learning Mode

High-end universal remotes like Logitech Harmony support learning mode.

Step 1: Place your universal remote and original Aiwa remote 2 inches apart, facing each other.

Step 2: Put the universal remote into learning mode (check your remote’s manual for the specific button sequence).

Step 3: Press a button on the universal remote, then immediately press the same button on the Aiwa remote.

Step 4: Repeat for all buttons you want to program.

Learning mode has a 98% success rate but requires the original remote. This method bypasses code compatibility issues entirely.

Testing Your Programmed Remote

Essential Functions to Verify

Test these 8 functions after programming:

1. Power on/off
2. Volume up and down
3. Channel up and down
4. Number pad entries (test channels 5, 10, 25)
5. Menu button
6. Input/Source button
7. Mute button
8. Navigation arrows (up, down, left, right)

If power works but volume doesn’t, your remote may control volume through a different device code. Press the AUDIO or AMP button, then try volume again.

Troubleshooting Aiwa TV Remote Programming

Remote Not Responding

Check these 4 issues first:

Battery orientation: Flip the batteries and reinsert them. Reversed polarity blocks all signals.

Line of sight: Point the remote directly at the TV’s IR sensor. The sensor is usually near the power LED on the TV frame. Maximum effective range is 15 feet.

Code timeout: If you wait more than 30 seconds during programming, the remote exits setup mode. Start over and work faster.

Remote locked: Some remotes have a child lock feature. Press and hold SETUP and MUTE together for 5 seconds to unlock.

Partial Functions Working

Power works but other buttons don’t respond in 23% of cases. This means you programmed a partial code.

Run auto-search again. When the TV turns off during auto-search, don’t stop. Press POWER to turn the TV back on, then continue cycling through codes. Stop when volume or channel buttons start working.

Alternatively, try the next code in the list. Code 0121 may control power while code 1904 controls everything.

Code Entry Fails

The LED blinks 3 times rapidly when you enter an invalid code.

Wrong digit count: Verify your remote uses 4-digit codes, not 3-digit or 5-digit. Check the remote’s manual or look up the model number online.

Wrong mode: Make sure you pressed the TV button before entering the code. If you pressed SAT, CABLE, or DVD by mistake, the code won’t work.

Outdated remote: Remotes manufactured before 2015 may not have Aiwa codes. The brand became less common after 2010. Consider buying a current-year universal remote with updated databases. Onn universal remotes and Insignia remotes both maintain excellent compatibility with legacy TV brands.

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