The most reliable universal remote codes for Sansui TV are 0054, 0060, 0135, 1004, 1054, and 10154. These work across the most common universal remote brands including GE, RCA, Philips, and Chunghop.
Lost your original Sansui remote or it stopped working? A universal remote fixes the problem in under two minutes. This guide covers every working code — sorted by digit length and by remote brand — plus three programming methods and a troubleshooting checklist if the first code doesn’t take.
Sansui TV Universal Remote Codes — Full List
Before you start, check how many digits your universal remote requires. Most modern remotes use 4 or 5-digit codes. Older models use 3-digit codes. Your remote’s manual will confirm which format it accepts.
3-Digit Codes for Sansui TV
| Code |
|---|
| 054 |
| 060 |
| 135 |
| 004 |
| 113 |
| 109 |
| 076 |
| 025 |
4-Digit Codes for Sansui TV
| Code | Code | Code |
|---|---|---|
| 0054 | 0060 | 0135 |
| 1004 | 1054 | 1060 |
| 0004 | 0076 | 0025 |
| 1356 | 0030 | 0463 |
| 1163 | 0109 | 0113 |
| 0150 | 0156 | 0167 |
| 0178 | 0180 | 0195 |
5-Digit Codes for Sansui TV
| Code | Code | Code |
|---|---|---|
| 10154 | 11454 | 10060 |
| 10004 | 11004 | 10030 |
| 10463 | 11356 | 10135 |
| 11163 | 10076 | 10025 |
Not sure which code format your remote uses? The Remote Code Finder tool can help you identify the right code set for your specific remote model.
Codes by Universal Remote Brand
Different remote brands use different code databases. Use the section that matches your remote.
GE Universal Remote Codes for Sansui TV
GE remotes (including GE/Jasco models) use 4 and 5-digit codes.
4-digit: 0054, 0060, 0135, 1004, 1054, 0030, 0463 5-digit: 10154, 11454, 10060, 10004, 10030
For the full GE code database across all TV brands, see the complete GE universal remote codes guide.
RCA Universal Remote Codes for Sansui TV
4-digit: 1004, 1054, 1060, 0054, 0135, 0030 5-digit: 10154, 10060, 10004, 11004
More RCA code combinations are listed in the RCA universal remote codes reference.
Philips Universal Remote Codes for Sansui TV
4-digit: 0054, 0060, 0004, 0135, 0076, 0025, 1356 5-digit: 10154, 10060, 10463, 10025
The full list of Philips codes for all TV brands is available in the Philips universal remote codes guide.
Chunghop Remote Codes for Sansui TV
4-digit: 0054, 0060, 0135, 1004, 0150, 0180 3-digit: 054, 060, 135, 004
All Chunghop code sets across devices are covered in the Chunghop universal remote codes list.
One For All Remote Codes for Sansui TV
4-digit: 0054, 0060, 1004, 0135, 1163, 0195 5-digit: 10154, 11163, 10135
See the full One For All universal remote codes guide for additional codes.
DirecTV / Xfinity / Spectrum Codes for Sansui TV
DirecTV: 10054, 10060, 10135, 10004 Xfinity / Comcast: 10054, 11454, 10060 — full list in the Comcast Xfinity universal remote codes guide Spectrum: 10054, 10060, 0054 — additional codes in the Spectrum universal remote codes guide
How to Program a Universal Remote to a Sansui TV
Three methods work. Start with Method 1 — it’s the fastest when you have the right code. If it fails, use Method 2.
Method 1 — Manual Code Entry (Most Reliable)
- Turn on your Sansui TV manually using the power button on the TV itself.
- Press and hold the Setup button on your universal remote until the LED light blinks twice.
- Press the TV button on the remote.
- Enter one of the 4-digit or 5-digit codes from the list above.
- Point the remote at the TV and press the Power button.
- If the TV turns off, the code worked. Press Setup again to lock it in.
- If the TV stays on, try the next code on the list and repeat from step 4.
The LED staying on (not blinking) usually means you’re still in programming mode. The TV turning off confirms the code is correct.
Method 2 — Auto Code Search
Use this if no code from the list works.
- Turn on your Sansui TV manually.
- Press and hold Setup until the LED blinks twice.
- Press the TV button.
- Press Power once. The remote will begin scanning through its entire code library automatically.
- Wait. Each time it tries a new code, it sends a power signal. The TV will turn off when it finds a match.
- The moment your TV turns off — press Setup immediately to lock that code.
- Test all buttons to confirm full control.
This method takes 1–3 minutes but works even when the manual code list fails.
Method 3 — Brand Search Button
Some universal remotes have a dedicated brand button. Press it, scroll to “Sansui” in the brand list, and select it. The remote assigns the default code automatically. Not all remotes support this — check your remote’s manual.
If you’re unsure what your remote’s buttons do, the Remote Control Button Explainer tool breaks down every function clearly.
Sansui Remote Codes Not Working? Do This
Try these fixes before giving up:
Check the batteries first. Weak batteries cause inconsistent IR signals. The remote may appear to work but fail to complete programming. Replace with fresh AA or AAA batteries and try again.
Point directly at the TV. The IR sensor on Sansui TVs is usually on the bottom-center or bottom-right edge of the bezel. Keep the remote within 10 feet and aimed straight at it.
Try every code in the list. Don’t stop after two or three attempts. Some Sansui TV models respond only to specific codes. Work through the full list systematically.
Use 5-digit codes if 4-digit codes fail. Newer GE and RCA remotes have migrated to 5-digit code libraries. If you’re using an updated remote model, the 4-digit codes may not apply.
Run the auto-search method. This bypasses the code list entirely and scans all possible codes. It’s the most reliable fallback.
Check your remote’s compatibility. Not every universal remote supports every TV brand. Use the Universal Remote Compatibility Check tool to confirm your remote can work with Sansui before spending more time troubleshooting.
If none of these steps work, the remote hardware itself may be the issue. A dedicated replacement remote is the cleanest fix — look for a universal TV remote compatible with Sansui on Amazon. Most cost under $15 and arrive pre-loaded with Sansui codes.
You might also want to check if there’s an underlying TV issue separate from the remote. The TV Error Code Lookup tool helps identify whether your TV is throwing any error signals that could affect responsiveness.
Conclusion
The fastest codes to try first are 0054, 0060, 1004, and 10154. These work across GE, RCA, Philips, and most other universal remote brands. If those don’t work, run the auto-search method — it finds the correct code without needing a list.
Program the remote once and you won’t need to do it again unless you replace the batteries in some older remote models (most modern remotes retain codes through battery changes).