KlikyTo fix a Panasonic TV remote, put in fresh batteries, unplug the TV for a minute, and pair the remote again if it has a microphone button. If the Panasonic TV is on Wi‑Fi, Kliky on your phone controls it while you sort the remote out.
- Replace the batteries
- Restart the TV
- Pair the remote again
Which Panasonic remote do you have?
Panasonic Fire TV remote: Alexa button and TV keys, paired by Bluetooth.
Panasonic Google TV remote: Google Assistant button, Bluetooth.
Viera remote on older sets: infrared, with number keys and no pairing.
Fixing the Panasonic remote
Replace both batteries, then point the remote at your phone’s front camera and press a key. A flash on the phone screen means the remote sends infrared; a voice remote may flash only on Power.
- Panasonic Fire TV: hold Home for 10 seconds within about 10 feet of the TV. Full steps: Firestick remote not working.
- Panasonic Google TV or Android TV: open Settings › Remotes & Accessories and pair the remote; the TV shows which buttons to hold. More in Google TV remote not working.
If nothing changes, unplug the Panasonic TV for a minute. A TV that has frozen ignores a working remote.
The buttons on the Panasonic TV itself
Panasonic TVs have buttons on the back or the side: Power, Volume, Channel and one marked INPUT/OK. That row is unusually complete, so on a Panasonic the TV’s own buttons can open the menu and confirm choices while the remote is out of action.
Use your phone as the Panasonic remote
- Install Kliky from the App Store or Google Play.
- Connect the phone to the same Wi‑Fi as the TV.
- Pick the TV in the list. A Panasonic Fire TV shows a four-digit code; a Google TV model shows a six-digit one.
A Panasonic TV that is offline cannot be reached by a phone: see how to use a Panasonic TV without a remote.
Replacing a Panasonic remote
Match the software: a Fire TV remote for TVs on Panasonic Fire TV models, the Panasonic Google TV remote on those. Older Viera sets work with most infrared universal remotes.
