Axess DVD Player Universal Remote Codes: A Simple Guide

If you’ve lost your Axess DVD player’s original remote or want to simplify your setup by using one remote for all your devices, a universal remote is a great solution. However, syncing it with your Axess DVD player requires the right remote codes and a few easy steps. This updated guide will walk you through everything you need to know to program your universal remote quickly and easily. We’ve included the latest Axess DVD player universal remote codes, step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, and answers to common questions—all designed to help you get back to enjoying your movies and shows without frustration.

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Why Use a Universal Remote for Your Axess DVD Player?

A universal remote lets you control multiple devices—like your TV, DVD player, and streaming box—with one device. This reduces clutter and makes your home entertainment setup more convenient. For Axess DVD players, universal remotes are especially helpful if you’ve misplaced the original remote or want a single control hub for all your gadgets.

How to Program Your Universal Remote for an Axess DVD Player

Programming your universal remote is straightforward if you follow the right steps. Below, we’ve outlined three common methods: Manual Code Entry, Auto Code Search, and Code Search with 9-9-1. Choose the one that works best for your remote.

Method 1: Manual Code Entry

This is the fastest way to program your remote if you have the correct code.

1. Turn on your Axess DVD player and make sure it’s working properly.
2. Press the “Setup” button on your universal remote until a light flashes or stays on (this means the remote is in programming mode).
3. Select the device type (press the “DVD” button on your remote).
4. Enter a code from the list above (e.g., 0049). If the code is correct, the light on the remote may blink or turn off.
5. Point the remote at the DVD player and press the Power button. If the DVD player turns off, the code worked.
6. Test other functions (like Play, Stop, or Menu) to ensure the remote fully controls the DVD player.
7. Save the code by pressing the “Setup” button again (if required by your remote).

If the DVD player doesn’t respond, repeat the steps with a different code from the list.

Method 2: Auto Code Search

If you don’t want to enter codes manually, the auto-search method scans all possible codes for you.

1. Turn on your Axess DVD player.
2. Press and hold the “Setup” button on your remote until the light flashes or stays on.
3. Press the “DVD” button to tell the remote you’re programming a DVD player.
4. Press and hold the “Power” button while repeatedly pressing the Channel Up (CH+) button. The remote will test codes one by one.
5. Stop when the DVD player turns off. This means the remote found a working code.
6. Press the “Power” button to turn the DVD player back on and test other buttons (Play, Stop, etc.).
7. Save the code by pressing the “Setup” button again or following your remote’s instructions.

Note: This method may take a few minutes since it tries many codes.

Method 3: Code Search with 9-9-1

This method is useful if the auto-search doesn’t work or your remote uses a specific code search process.

1. Turn on your Axess DVD player.
2. Press and hold the “Setup” button until the light flashes or stays on.
3. Enter the code “9-9-1” using the number buttons.
4. Press the “Power” button and then press Channel Up (CH+) repeatedly until the DVD player turns off.
5. Press the “Setup” button to lock in the code.
6. Test the remote by turning the DVD player back on and trying other functions.

Tip: Be patient—this method can take longer but is effective for tricky remotes.

Axess DVD Universal Remote Codes List

To program your universal remote, you’ll need the correct code for your Axess DVD player. Below is a comprehensive list of universal remote codes that work with most Axess DVD players and popular remote brands (like GE, RCA, Philips, and more). If one code doesn’t work, try another from the list.

Below is the complete list of universal Axess DVD remote codes:

• 0049
• 0101
• 0131
• 0152
• 0161
• 0181
• 0193
• 1005
• 1053
• 1110
• 1113
• 1476

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Troubleshooting Tips for Common Issues

If your universal remote isn’t working with your Axess DVD player, try these fixes:

• Remote Not Responding:
  • Replace the batteries with fresh ones.
  • Ensure there’s a clear line of sight between the remote and the DVD player.
  • Reprogram the remote using a different code or method.
• Wrong Code:
  • Double-check the code you entered.
  • Try another code from the list above.
• DVD Player Won’t Turn On/Off:
  • Confirm the DVD player is plugged in and powered on.
  • Test the DVD player with its original remote (if available) to rule out device issues.
• Some Buttons Don’t Work:
  • Some universal remotes may not support every function of your DVD player. Try a different code to find a better match.
  • Check your remote’s manual for advanced programming options.
• Disc Playback Issues:
  • Clean the disc to remove smudges or scratches.
  • Ensure the disc format (e.g., DVD-R, DVD+R) is compatible with your player.
  • Update the DVD player’s firmware if available (check the manufacturer’s website).

Still having trouble? Leave a comment on this post with your remote’s brand and model, and we’ll help you find a solution.

Conclusion

Programming a universal remote for your Axess DVD player doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right codes and our step-by-step guide, you can simplify your home entertainment setup in minutes. Whether you choose manual code entry, auto-search, or the 9-9-1 method, you’ll be back to watching your favorite DVDs with ease.

Have you tried programming your remote yet? Let us know how it went in the comments below! If you run into any issues, share your remote’s brand and model, and we’ll do our best to help. For more tech tips and guides, bookmark our blog and check back regularly.

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