“I was extremely grateful for your fast and efficient service, it solved all our problems.”
(remote control repair) Andrea, Christchurch
I just realised I forgot to let you know that the remotes work superbly! Thank you!
Lou (Auckland)
Just received the remote back and it works GREAT!!!!! Thanks so much for all your efforts…appreciated.
Glyn (Christchurch)
Let us repair your broken remote today!
Hey there! Are you tired of struggling with a malfunctioning remote control? I know how frustrating it can be when your remote doesn’t respond or works erratically. But don’t worry, we’re here to help! As an experienced electronics technician and advisor for remote control repairs niche, we’ve encountered various remote control issues and learned effective solutions. AIMAC Electronics Limited can repair and fix your remote control – what kind of remote?
ANY kind of remote for any kind of equipment or appliance.
The majority of remote controls can be repaired quite easily with new parts. Since, often a rusted, broken part, or corroded battery damage, can be cleaned up and repaired good as new!
Our repair services have been running since way back, initially we only serviced TV controllers but in recent years we have noticed a need for repairs to even more types of handsets, remotes and controllers, therefore we now service many different kinds.
In the beginning, television remotes were all that were around, now remotes are part of everyday life! The second largest remote repair growth market in the last 6 years has been fireplace remotes and even many AirCon or heat pump systems rely solely on the handsets for their functionality and when they become faulty most systems are rendered useless
We’ll diagnose and repair your controller
It is a fact that a lot of modern electronic equipment have basic controls built into the system and instead rely on the remote control to carry out various important functions such as Tuning and Timer setup. Therefore without the remote many types of equipment are rendered useless.
If you have a remote control that is in need of repair then why not give us a try.
Below is a small list of the types of equipment we repair and fix controllers and remotes for:
- Television and media system handsets
- Lazyboy or electric recliner chair corded handsets
- Stand-up chair handsets
- Electric bed / massage table foot controllers
- Mobility controllers
- Audio equipment
- DVD / Blu-Ray/ Data projector remotes
- Air Conditioning AC / Heat pump unit remotes
- Motorised blind, awning, shades, curtains or louvre remotes
- Motorized TV mounts remotes
- Garage door remotes
- Gate remotes
- Loft/ ladder handsets
- Automatic window/skylight opening remotes/ handsets
- Spa and pool remotes
- Hot tub remotes
- Jacuzzi remotes
- Gas fireplace, Gas heaters, Electric fireplaces handset controllers or remotes
(Escea, Livingflame, Rinnai, Turfrey, MODE, AMBE, Spatherm etc) - BBQ handset controllers or remotes
- Electric standing desk remote
- Robotic remotes
- Smart home remotes, Smart garden irrigation remotes,
- Media presentation systems (red light pointers or PowerPoint clickers)
- Plus Much More!
Understanding the Basics of Remote Controls
Before we dive into the world of remote control repairs, let’s understand the basics. Remote controls are small handheld devices that allow you to wirelessly control your electronic devices such as TVs, DVD players, or streaming devices. They use infrared (IR) signals or radio frequencies to communicate with the corresponding devices.
Common Issues with Remote Controls
Remote controls can face several common issues over time. Let’s take a look at some of these problems and how you can troubleshoot them.
1. Unresponsive Buttons
Have you ever pressed a button on your remote and nothing happened? This issue often occurs due to a worn-out or stuck button. To fix it, try cleaning the buttons or replacing the rubber keypad. If that doesn’t work, the problem may lie deeper within the remote control.
2. Weak or No Signal
If your remote control has a weak or no signal, it can be frustrating. This issue might be caused by obstacles blocking the line of sight between the remote and the device. Make sure there are no objects obstructing the path. Additionally, check the batteries as low power can weaken the signal.
3. Battery Problems
Remote controls rely on batteries for power. If the batteries are dead or low on power, your remote may not function properly. Always double-check the battery level and replace them if necessary. It’s also a good idea to use high-quality batteries to ensure optimal performance.
Tips for Preventing Remote Control Issues
Prevention is always better than cure. Here are some tips to keep your remote control functioning smoothly:
- Replace the batteries regularly, even before they are completely drained. And for seasonal remotes (eg gas fire) remove batteries after last use for season.
- Clean your remote control periodically to remove dirt and debris.
- Store the remote in a safe place away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
- Avoid dropping the remote control or subjecting it to physical stress.
- Invest in a universal remote control that can be programmed for multiple devices.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
- Can I use generic batteries in my remote control?
- Yes, you can use generic batteries as long as they have the same voltage as the original ones. However, it’s recommended to use high-quality batteries for better performance and longevity.
- Why is my remote control working for some devices but not others?
- This issue might arise due to compatibility problems or signal interference. Try reprogramming the remote control following the manufacturer’s instructions or contact their customer support for assistance.
- Is it safe to clean the remote control with water?
- No, it’s not safe to clean the remote control with water as it can damage the electronic components. Use isopropyl alcohol and a cotton swab for cleaning purposes.
- Can I fix a remote control if it has been damaged by liquid spills?
- In most cases, liquid damage can be challenging to repair, especially if it has affected the internal components. It’s best to seek professional help or consider purchasing a new remote control.
- How long do remote control batteries typically last?
- The lifespan of remote control batteries varies depending on usage and battery quality. On average, good-quality batteries can last for several months to a year, but it’s advisable to replace them once they start losing power.
Please email aimac@aimac.co.nz
if you have any questions.