Samsung Sound Bar Codes [The full list Of Codes]

Last Updated on August 18, 2020 by Randall

Who doesn’t know Samsung? I think most of us have at least one device from Samsung, even a TV, SoundBar, DVD, or a phone. Today we are going to talk about Samsung sound bar codes, for people who lost their remote control.

When you buy a new Samsung Soundbar, usually it comes with ist remote control, but if it happened and you lost your remote control just go for a universal remote and get the codes listed above to program your universal remote with Samsung Soundbar.

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One Code for All Universal Remote Codes For Samsung Saoundbar

  • 31949

The 5 digits for Samsung Sound Bar Codes

  • 32609
  • 31949
  • 20045
  • 32600
  • 21014
  • 22609

How To Program Universal Remote Control For Samsung Saoundbar

  1. Turn on your Samsung Soundbar.
  2. Point your universal remote to the soundbar
  3. Look for the Menu on your remote control.
  4. Press on the Settings button and Program remote.
  5. Choose the Sound option.
  6. When the tiny light will blink 4 times for above and take any of the codes and enter it, if you choose the right code the tiny light will go off, if not just try another code.
  7. Now you have done and you need to be sure the remote code is corking, press any of the buttons and you’ll see.

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Alternative button to make your remote TV working for your Soundbar Samsung

This operation won’t work for you id you haven’t a Samsung TV, so pick your remote of your Samsung TV and do the following:

  1. Use the TV remote to navigate to Settings, select Sound, and then select Sound Output on your Samsung TV.
  2. Select your Samsung soundbar, and then select Close. Now you can use your TV remote to adjust volume and mute the soundbar. The soundbar should also turn on and off with the TV.

You can also read this guide on the Official Samsung Website to make sure that everything is clear for you, however, if you have any questions make sure to comment below and we will be happy to help.

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2 Comments

  1. I have a Samsung Hw-A430 sound bar. I am trying to program it to a spectrum remote. All the numbers that I have found do not work. Is there another way to program the remote to the sound bar.

      • Use the auto code search function. This is the easiest way to program the remote, but it may not work if you have a newer soundbar. To use this method, follow these steps:

        1. Turn on your soundbar.
        2. On your Spectrum remote, press and hold the TV button until the LED light starts blinking.
        3. Enter 9-9-1 on your Spectrum remote.
        4. The LED light will blink twice.
        5. Enter a code from the list of Samsung soundbar codes.
        6. If the code is correct, the LED light will turn off. If the code is not correct, the LED light will blink again.
        7. Repeat steps 5-6 until you find a code that works.
      • Use the manual code entry function. This method is a bit more complicated, but it will work for any soundbar. To use this method, follow these steps:

        1. Turn on your soundbar.
        2. On your Spectrum remote, press and hold the TV button until the LED light starts blinking.
        3. Enter 9-9-2 on your Spectrum remote.
        4. The LED light will blink twice.
        5. Enter the first two digits of your soundbar’s model number.
        6. The LED light will blink once.
        7. Enter the last two digits of your soundbar’s model number.
        8. The LED light will turn off.
        9. Press the Power button on your Spectrum remote to test the programming.
      • Use the Samsung TV remote. If you have a Samsung TV, you can use the TV remote to control your soundbar. To do this, follow these steps:

        1. Make sure that your soundbar and TV are connected to the same HDMI input.
        2. On your TV remote, press and hold the Source button until the Soundbar option appears.
        3. Select the Soundbar option.
        4. You should now be able to control your soundbar with your TV remote.

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