Hi All!
My pal at work has a Fisher CA854 stereo. It's either an integrated system or an amp. I suspect, without ever having seen the unit, it's older; maybe 10,15 years. He's got no 'net access so here *I* am.
He's lost the remote and cannot operate the unit at all without it.
Should we try for a replacement remote and if so where (I've had no luck this morning doing a websearch)? Or is a universal a better idea? Will the age of the unit affect it's probability of working with a universal?
Many thanks, in advance, for your help.
Eric Gaumann

Nobody's got the least clue? Come on, guys, how 'bout just an educated guess. Help a brutha out.
Thanks!

The remote with the oldest database of codes are the UEI made one-for-all/Radio shack line of remotes. Fisher was bought up by Sanyo, so you have two brands to check. You could also check www.replacementremotes.com they sell used oem remotes.

This message was edited by edmund on 05/31/03 16:47.

Thanks edmund!

I just checked the manuals for some pretty old One For All and Radio Shack remotes, and they all list 2 or 3 of the following codes for Fisher: 0042, 0219 and 0360.

The good news is that all three codes are present in the current Radio Shack and One For All remotes (I checked the RS 15-2116 and the OFA URC-8811 series).

So, I think going that route is your best bet.

Rob
http://www.hifi-remote.com