Availability of Furrion Universal Remote # FUTVRS1-BL

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My remote for the Furrion DV7200 entertainment system DV7200S installed in my Grand Design “IMAGINE XLS” 22 MLE stopped working. I replaced it with another like item however the remote has a range of only 4 ft. I want to replace it with a better Furrion remote which research shows to be a Furrion FR34FR Universal remote. The etrailer.com ad has the FR34FR part number combined with the images and video of the Furrion FUTVRS1-BL universal remote. This is confusing since the two remotes look exactly the same, button-for-button! Which part number is correct for my intended use? Thanks.

asked by: Ken H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Sorry for the confusion! So our Furrion Universal Remote part # FR34FR is the Furrion part number FUTVRS1-BL which they also call the 2021123993 and 405083ET. We sometimes change part numbers to make them easier to organize in our systems but it does end up causing some confusion which is frustrating.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I was able to track down the install and programming instructions for the remote that comes with the Furrion televisions and attached them to this page. The universal remote #FR34FR will work the same way.

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For the Furrion Unismart Universal Remote Control #FR34FR I have linked some photos of the instructions to help as that is all that is currently available.

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Answer 3

Are you trying to program your TV to this remote? The Furrion remote part #FR34FR is designed to control Furrion TVs made after 2016 without any programming required. This is not a standard type of universal remote that would allow you to program it…

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Answer 4

If you've ensured that your battery contacts are good and not obstructed or dirty, and the batteries don't need to be changed, then I recommend replacing the entire remote with the Furrion Unismart Remote Control #FR34FR.

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Answer 5

There is a universal remote that you can use, but not a Terk universal remote as they would not be compatible with a Furrion system. Instead, for your Furrion TV and DVD system, the correct replacement is the Furrion Unismart Remote Control #FR34FR,…

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In order to use the Furrion Unismart Remote Control #FR34FR, which is no longer available with your Furrion fireplace, you'll want to press the "TV" button at the top of the remote, and then proceed by pressing and holding one of the…

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First, make sure you are using Furrion Unismart Remote Control #FR34FR with a Furrion TV manufactured after 2016 since this remote is only compatible with such TVs. It is possible that your Furrion TV is not compatible since the remote does not work…

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Answer 8

The only replacement TV remote we have for Furrion indoor TVs is the part #FR34FR which does have ability to control other accessories too so there are some additional buttons. There won't be any programming though.

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Answer 9

The Furrion #FR34FR remote should be ready to use on the TV and Stereo. The fireplace will need to be programmed based on the specific fireplace instructions. To switch to fireplace on the remote you hit TV again. I've attached some photos to…

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Answer 10

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