Programming GE Universal Remote Codes For ROKU

If you’re trying to look for a way on how you can get rid of using separate remotes for your devices, you’re on the right page. Isn’t it great if you can operate all of your Roku devices from TV, DVDs, sound system, and more just by using one remote control? Well, all you have to do is program your remote control using specific codes. 

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Programming GE Universal Remote Codes For ROKU

Programming does not sound easy right? No problem with that. Aside from the codes to be provided below, a walkthrough is also given on this page. Although the procedure may really take time since you will have to do it manually and properly step-by-step, one wrong move and the process won’t work. You have to watch out for the indicators as well since that’s how you’ll know if you have done the steps correctly and if the method pushed through. 

Here’s the guide on how you can program your remote control with your Roku:

1. On this page below, a list of codes can be found. Choose a code based on your remote type.

2. Check your device, turn it on. Test your remote if it’s working and ensure that it has working batteries in it.  

3. Press and hold the SETUP button. After a couple of seconds, a red light will turn on. 

4. Press the device button and choose the type of device you’re currently working on.  

5. Enter the code and the red light should turn off after providing the last digit. You should be fast enough for this step.

6. Right after providing the code, test out some buttons and see if it does the right command. If some buttons don’t work, you will need to repeat the process from the start and choose a new code. 

7. If you want to program other devices, feel free to apply this process. 

Various Roku Codes for GE Remotes

• 4 digit codes (mixed V2/V4) for 2011-2012 models
  7317
• 4 digit codes (V2) manuf. around 2011
  7317
• 4 digit codes (V4) manuf. around 2012
  7317
•  4 digit codes (mixed V3/V5/CL3/CL4/CL5) for new models
  4395 4355 2014 0903
• 4 digit codes (CL3) GE remotes manufactured after 2013
  4395 4355
• 4 digit codes (CL4) GE remotes manufactured after 2016
  2014 4395 0903
• 4 digit codes (CL5) GE remotes manufactured after 2019
  2014 4395 0903

 

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