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Ruth's sister XFN0219 universal remote 433 MHz IR
Replaces LG AKB74455403 remotes using 433 MHz IR for compatible 32, 42 and 60 inch Smart 3D TVs
- Direct replacement for LG AKB74455403 original remote
- Controls compatible 32, 42 and 60 inch LG TV models
- 433 MHz IR signal works without Wi-Fi or pairing
- No app required — ready to use with batteries installed
- Supports LG model numbers including 73756504, 73756510, 73615303
What this remote controls
The XFN0219 universal remote operates compatible LG televisions using infrared signals at 433 MHz. It replaces the original AKB74455403 handset for models such as 32LF650V, 42LF652V and 60LA8600. Buyers who need Bluetooth or Wi-Fi pairing will not be served by this infrared-only unit.
Range and line-of-sight limits
Infrared communication requires a clear path between the remote and the TV sensor. The single-channel 433 MHz carrier does not penetrate walls or cabinet doors. Users who want to control the set from another room or inside a closed media unit will find this remote unsuitable.
Battery and setup notes
The package supplies the remote only; two AAA cells must be sourced separately. No programming is needed for the listed LG models — insert batteries and point at the TV. Missing or incorrectly oriented batteries are the usual reason the handset appears dead on arrival.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for LG AKB74455403 original remote
- Controls compatible 32, 42 and 60 inch LG TV models
- 433 MHz IR signal works without Wi-Fi or pairing
- No app required — ready to use with batteries installed
- Supports LG model numbers including 73756504, 73756510, 73615303
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which LG TV models does the XFN0219 remote support?
The XFN0219 works with LG models 32lf650v, 32lf652v, 32lf653v, 42lf650v, 42lf652v, 60LA620S, 32LM620T, 60LA8600, 60PH6700 and remote part numbers AKB73756504, AKB73756510, AKB73756502, AKB73615303, AKB73275618, AKB74455403.
What does 433 MHz mean for daily use?
The 433 MHz figure is the radio frequency used for pairing or data; actual TV control is handled by the IR emitter, so you still need line of sight to the television.
Does the IR interface limit which functions I can access?
IR provides standard TV control — power, volume, channel, menu navigation — but cannot support features that need two-way communication such as voice search or motion pointer.
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