Many things use AAA batteries, from hair trimmers to remote controls for TVs or DVD players.
If the batteries in a remote are dead, the only result is that the remote control won't work. It won't in any way affect the operation of the device that it controls. If the converter box is in standby, then the remote won't turn it on if it has dead batteries. If the converter is on, then it should keep operating as you would expect it to if the remote control isn't being used.
The best way to remove the cover to your remote depends on the type of remote you have. Alot of remote controls have AA battery at the back of the remote. You simply unhook latch and slip down the cover to insert the battery.
The batteries provide power to the remote - so that it can perform the functions it was designed for.
It depends on the remote, but it's usually 2-4 batteries and they are most likely to be AAA batteries.
take out the batteries, and role them against your hands and put them back in. or you can try refrigerating the batteries, or put in new batteries, or smack the remote.
Depends on the Toshiba remote. Generally remotes use AAA batteries.
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RC remote control helicopter take AA batteries. On the average, I believe that they require about six batteries. What types of batteries is up to you.
you get it our of the remote but first you need to find a screw driver to get the batteries out of the remote
Remote controls for Sky Digiboxes are not available at Amazon.com. Replacement controls can be ordered from http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/remote-controls/order-replacement-remote-control/index.html?hcmp=search-article-sslc.
The Sony Playstation 3 remote uses batteries. You can purchase rechargable batteries seperately.