L5B83G P4C6EN Smart TV Stick 4K MAX Lite Fire Cube Fire Stick TV 3 with Amazon Voice Remote

**Function: Voice Remote Control**
Long-press the **Voice Key** to activate the voice assistant for content searches and device control. Easily explore vast libraries of movies, shows, apps, and games. **Quick Content Access**: Stream media effortlessly via an intuitive TV interface. Start from the main menu to instantly launch your favorite content.
**Easy Setup**: No programming or pairing required. Insert two new AAA batteries (not included) to begin using. Browse hundreds of channels and apps to find what you want to watch.
**Reset Guide**:
If the remote malfunctions:
1. Remove and reinsert fresh alkaline batteries.
2. Follow these steps to reset the remote:
– **Range**: Place the remote within 10 meters of the Fire TV device.
– **Button Combination**: Press and hold the **Left**, **Menu**, and **Back** keys simultaneously for 10 seconds.
– **Wait**: Allow 60 seconds for the reset to complete.
**Remote Reset & Pairing Steps**:
1. **Power Off**:
– Remove batteries from the remote.
– Unplug the Fire TV device.
2. **Wait**: Keep devices unpowered for 60 seconds.
3. **Reconnect**:
– Plug the Fire TV back in and wait for the startup screen.
4. **Pairing Mode**:
– Press and hold the remote’s **Home** button for 10–15 seconds until the LED flashes rapidly. Release.
– Wait 30–60 seconds (LED continues blinking) for automatic pairing.
**Troubleshooting Failed Pairing**: Repeat the steps above if pairing fails.
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**Product Name**: Voice Smart Remote
**Compatible Models**:
– AMZ Fire TV Stick 4K, Lite, 4K Max
– AMZ Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen, 3rd Gen)
– AMZ Fire TV Cube (1st Gen, 2nd Gen)
– AMZ Fire TV (3rd Gen, Wall Mount Design)
– AMZ Fire TV Stick 4K Bundle
**Incompatible Models**:
– Fire TV (1st Gen, 2nd Gen)
– Fire TV Stick (1st Gen)
– Fire TV Edition Smart TVs (e.g., Shiba/Insignia/Westinghouse models).
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**Post-Pairing Issues**:
– **Device Overload**: Unresponsive behavior may occur if too many external devices are connected, causing signal interference.
– **Legacy Device Conflict**: Old remotes still connected to the device (if batteries remain) can block the new remote from functioning.
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**Alternative Solutions Without Original Remote**:
1. **Mobile Phone Control**:
– Use the **Fire TV app** on a smartphone as a temporary remote.
2. **Pair a New Remote**:
– Open Fire TV **Settings** > **Controllers & Bluetooth Devices** > **Add New Remote**.
– Press and hold the new remote’s **Home** button until the LED blinks.
– Follow on-screen prompts to press the original remote’s center button (ensure it is functional).