I have the F9000. Will the 2 old remotes that originally came with the tv work with this Evolution kit?
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Yes, in the owners manual on page 53 it explains how to reconnect the smart touch control to your F9000 TV.
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The original TV remote will still work though the other voice command remote is replaced by another remote that is not as cool looking but just as functional.
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Yes they will work but you you can only have one Samsung Wi-Fi remote working the TV at any given time to choose which one you like and use it
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Yes but depending on the original remote configuration some functions might not work. I still need the original remote to use some functions in the menu.
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Yeah all you will need to do is press that button then hit the button on the new remote. That will sync the two.
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Yes, I have. First, you have to successfully install the 2000 Evolution kit on your compatible Samsung TV. Second, you have to do the latest firmware update for your TV. Third, you have to finish setting up the new Smart Remote. And finally, accept all Samsung's policy agreements when running the Smart Hub for the first time. I wish you good luck!
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Logitech Harmony remotes work with pretty much everything, I used it with the moboplay (no longer have it), and it worked way better than the original.
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The conversion kit will work with the garage door opener that uses 81LM remotes. By changing the frequency with this conversion kit...the new remote will be a 953D.
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Sorry I don't know...BUT I have used different remotes by accident and they worked...I have 3 Samsung TVs. Wish I could be more helpful.
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To my knowledge and passed experiance the old remotes do work with the newer radios.
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Maybe, maybe not. I would stick with the newer Genie remotes that work with all generations. I bought one and it worked.
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I had no issues with the one I got. I was able to program the remotes as per the instruction manual. The new board fit exactly where the old one was. Sorry to hear yours may be defective.
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I used an older remote with the new switch and had no problems. Can't be positive, but would bet 95% compatible.
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Are you sure the AA59-00600a came with your television? I did some research and I found that the model remote that came with you TV should be a SAMSUNG BN5901179A. They look the same, mine might work but I can't make any guarantees. I hope that helps you out, thank you for your consideration.
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Your old remote will still work -- I had to make sure as my wife uses the second remote. Be sure and use the toll-free number if you have difficulties in understanding any of the written directions -- they were VERY helpful & customer friendly!!
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If you have the original remote it will work on EVERYTHING you own. This is THE BEST remote I've ever had. When it learns/you teach it, you can assign any key to control what you want it to. Have the Mute turn the TV on/off, the number 1 key mute, and so on. It's AWESOME. So yes.
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Yes. I have the Samsung UN55F6400 Model SmartTV. The only difference from the original remote that came with the TV was the new remote is silver and not black as shown in the image. It took about 26 days to come as it comes from China. We put fresh batteries in the remote and it paired automatically with the TV. Good Luck from WI
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HI. I am not sure. It is suppose to replace both remotes. I returned it because even though it had listed codes for DISH it would not program. I say order it and try, because I had no problem returning it and getting credit.
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UPDATE: I purchased this remote/receiver combo and can confirm that it does work to control the Amazon FireTV product. According to the below link, yes, this is the correct 2nd gen MCE receiver that should work with AFTV. I am pondering purchasing myself as I want to control AFTV via IR and this is the only way I have seen so far to do this. http://www.googletvforum.org/forum/amazon-fire-tv/9390-fire-tv-tips.html#ftip10tip5 If you happen to try it, please reply and let everyone know how it works...