- Keep your remote away from potential spills. Avoid placing drinks near the remote. Liquid damage is the fastest way to ruin a remote control. If you have small children who are prone to spills, try to use cups with lids to protect your remote, as well as your other electronic devices.
- Avoid smacking your remote when it fails to respond to the push of a button. The batteries may be dying, and hitting the remote against your hand may give them a jolt – but you also run the risk of damaging the delicate components of the remote. Instead, take the time to replace the batteries.
- Remember to use fresh, new batteries when needed. You may be tempted to install used batteries from another device – don’t do this. Fresh batteries will provide the right amount of power needed to use your remote. With older batteries, there is always a risk of damage from leakage.
Keeping these tips in mind will help you ensure that your remote has a long and healthy life in your home. When you do need a replacement, contact us, and we will hook you up with a factory-direct replacement at an affordable price.
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