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Is there a red light blinking on your Samsung remote? This usually happens when your TV isn't responding to your remote. Here's what to do if your Samsung remote is blinking red with helpful tips from TV Installation expert Jocotra Cathey.

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Check for an IR signal.

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  1. This is an infrared light that you can't see, but you can use the camera on your phone to detect it. Point the remote at your camera and hold the Power button. On your camera, check for a colored light coming from the remote.[1]
    • If you don't see a light, see the next section.
    • If you see a light, make sure nothing is blocking the sensor on your TV. This is typically at the bottom center of your TV, near to the Samsung logo.
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This article was co-authored by Jocotra Cathey and by wikiHow staff writer, Rain Kengly. Jocotra Cathey is a TV Mounting Service Expert and the business owner of TV Mount Charlotte, a professional TV mounting company operating in Charlotte, North Carolina. For the past 18 years, Jocotra's company has offered premier home theater installation services, specializing in home theater design, wiring and installation, projector and screen installation, wire concealing, and more. He has received certifications in Computer Science and Low-Voltage Certification from Central Piedmont Community College. This article has been viewed 21,722 times.
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