Xfinity Remote Codes: A Complete List & Setup Guide

If you’re having trouble pairing the Xfinity remote to the TV, this comprehensive collection of remote codes should come in handy. No matter what brand of television you have, this article has you covered.

If you aren’t privy to these codes, they are the standard numbers that need to be typed on the TV screen to complete the pairing process. Now, let’s get going!

Remote Codes for Popular TV Brands

To help you navigate easily, this section provides codes for popular TV brands. If your TV is not included here, worry not. The complete list in the coming section covers all.

TV Brand	Remote Code
LG	10178 & 11265
Samsung	10812 & 10060
Sony	10000 & 11100
Panasonic	10051 & 10250
Hisense	10748 & 11660
Sharp	10093 & 10165
Toshiba	10156 & 11156
Vizio	11758 & 11756
Haier	11034, 10178, 11265, 10768 & 11009
Hitachi	11145, 10145, 12243, 12143, 11904, 11345, 10797, 10737, 10724, 10723, 10413, 10279, 10227, 10173, 10151, 10097, 10095, 10056, 10038, 10032, 10016 & 11960
Philips	11454, 10054, 10037, 10690 & 11483
Sansui	10463, 11409, 11904, 11911 & 11935
Sanyo	10154 & 10159
Westinghouse	10000, 10451, 10885, 10889, 10890, 11282, 11577

Complete List of Xfinity Remote Codes

Note: The codes are sorted in alphabetical order (A-Z). You may also use the search box below to quickly navigate the codes for your TV.

If your Xfinity remote doesn’t work or accepts remote codes, try restarting your TV box and try again.

What’s Next?

I shall cover the setup and programming techniques pertaining to every class of Xfinity remote, including the voice-enabled controllers like XR11, XR15, and XR16, with only the first remote controller having the setup button close to the bottom edge, whereas the X15 and X16 not having dedicated setup tabs on them.

I shall also talk about the non-voice remote controllers like XR5, XR2, or anything older and the best ways to pair them with the television set. Finally, I shall discuss the steps to pair Xfinity remotes via the Xfinity smartphone app.

Note: You can even pair the remote to the TV via RF pairing, but I shall focus on programming the device using the TV-specific codes.

How To Program an Xfinity Remote?

Step 1: Turn on the TV and the TV Box that comes with the bundled Xfinity plan.

Step 2: Keep pressing the setup button for at least 5 seconds and wait till the red light atop the remote changes to green.

Step 3: Now press the Xfinity button first to connect the remote to the TV Box and then move forth to set up a manual connection with the TV.

Note: However, to connect to the TV Box, you will need a specific 3-digit code, which is visible on the screen and needs to be typed in using the remote controller.

Step 4: Press the Setup tab for three seconds till it changes color from red to green, as was the case when programming it for the TV box.

Step 5: Once the remote indicator turns green, press the concerned TV code for the given brand on the remote.

Step 6: If the LED flashes green after pressing the code, it means you have fed in the right set of numbers, and the XR11 is now paired with the TV.

Programming XR15 or XR16 Remote

Step 1: Press the ‘i’ button on the remote and the Xfinity button simultaneously until the LED flashes red to green.

Step 2: Punch in the number visible on the screen as it would then connect the remote to the TV Box first.

Step 3: Once paired, you will be asked if you want to control the TV using the X15 or X16 remote. (For already paired devices)

Step 4: Press the button in the middle of the remote to select.

Step 5: If you are pairing the remote for the first time, press the Xfinity button and the mute button until the LED turns green.

Step 6: Once green, punch in the code for the particular TV, and the remote will be paired and programmed to be able to manage basic TV functions.

Programming Non-Voice Remotes (XR2, XR5, or Older)

Note: Once you have paired the non-voice remotes to the TV boxes, programming them for the TV is a cakewalk and similar for all of the older non-voice units.

Step 1: Turn on the TV.

Step 2: Hard press the Setup button and wait for the LED to turn green.

Step 3: Once the LED is green, press the code for the given brand, and if the code is right, wait for the LED to blink green two times consecutively. This means that the non-voice remote is paired to the TV and can be used to control volume, power, and other functions.

Programming a Remote Using the Xfinity App

Step 1: Install the Xfinity My Account application from the Play Store or App Store.

Step 2: Open the app, and click on the Television or the Manage TV icon.

Step 3: Next up, select ‘Setup a Remote’ from the list of options.

Step 3: Now, choose the remote model and select continue.

Step 4: Pick TV as your preferred interface and follow the instructions that follow.

Conclusion

If you’ve opted for the Comcast Internet + TV in X1 or the high-end Flex plan with internet and a 4K streaming box, you must have received an Xfinity Remote Control that can be programmed to work with the TV at your home.

But you can’t simply take it out and start using it immediately. Because different TVs have disparate settings, you need certain remote codes for your remote model.

Now that you know your way around the popular Xfinity controllers and the diverse array of codes, you can program these for almost every television by simply keeping the codes handy.

This approach saves you the effort of purchasing a universal remote to manage the television, as any Xfinity TV Box remote can be converted into a fully functional TV control in a few simple steps.