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Lg 3d smart tv megic remote not working

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My LG 3D Smart tv(42LB652T) is unable to register my smart remote. I reseted the remote,changed batteries and even turn the tv on and off but the remote only says "failed to register megic remote, please try again later" remote still works but unable to access other features due to it not pairing. Un able to use the ok button as it trys to pair the remote evey time i press it. Please assist?

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