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3 Ways to Change the Input on an LG TV Without a Remote

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Introduction:

Changing the input source on your LG television might seem impossible without a remote control, but it’s actually quite simple. This article will guide you through three different methods to change the input on your LG TV, whether you misplaced your remote or simply need an alternative solution.

1. Using the Built-In Controls on Your LG TV:

Most LG TVs have buttons on the side or bottom panel, which can be used to navigate the menu options and change the input sources. Here is how to do it:

– Locate the ‘Menu’ or ‘Settings’ button on your TV (usually represented by a gear icon).

– Press this button to bring up the menu system.

– Navigate to ‘Input’ (or ‘Source’) using the Volume or Channel buttons.

– Cycle through available inputs by pressing the Volume Up/Down (or Channel Up/Down) buttons.

– Press ‘OK’ (or ‘Enter’) to select your desired input source.

2. Using an LG Smartphone with Quick Remote App:

If you own an LG smartphone, it probably has a built-in app named “Quick Remote” that can be used to control your TV. Here’s how to set it up and change inputs:

– Open ‘Quick Remote’ app on your LG smartphone.

– Click ‘Add Remote’ and choose your LG TV model from the list.

– Follow on-screen instructions for pairing the smartphone with your TV.

– Once paired, tap the ‘TV’ icon in Quick Remote’s home screen.

– Tap the ‘Source’ button; A list of available inputs will appear.

– Select your desired input source by tapping it.

3. Purchasing a Universal Remote Control:

If you don’t have access to any of these alternatives, buying a universal remote control may be necessary. These can usually be found in local electronics stores or online retailers. To use your newly purchased remote:

– Look for the ‘Universal Remote Setup’ instructions in its manual.

– Enter the LG TV code specified in the manual into the remote (this syncs the remote to your TV).

– Press the ‘Input’ or ‘Source’ button on the universal remote.

– Use the navigation buttons to select your preferred input source.

– Press ‘OK’ or ‘Select’ to confirm your choice.

Conclusion:

Losing or misplacing your LG TV remote doesn’t mean you can’t change input sources. With these three methods, you can still gain full control over your viewing experience. So go ahead, give them a try, and enjoy switching between devices with ease!

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