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- Page 1 I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L ™ Advanced Technology Excellent Versatility Listening Comfort rev.1 1/06/16...
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Page 2: Owner Information
Owner Information MODEL: _______________________________________ SERIAL NUMBERS: LEFT: __________________________________ RIGHT: _________________________________ PURCHASE DATE: _______________________________ BATTERY SIZE: _________________________________ MEMORY SET-UP: MEMORY A: ____________________________________ MEMORY B: ____________________________________ MEMORY C: ____________________________________ MEMORY D: ____________________________________ TYPE OF HEARING AID: _________________________ _______________________________________________ SIZE OF HEARING AID: __________________________ _______________________________________________ ORIGINAL WARRANTY EXPIRES: __________________ _______________________________________________... - Page 3 Welcome to the World of Better Hearing We understand that hearing loss affects one’s quality of life. That is why we are dedicated to building the highest quality hearing instruments. Your new hearing instruments will soon be indispensable to you and will bring new pleasure and enjoyment to your life.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Diagram / Proper Placement on Ear ... . .1 On/Off Function & Battery Information ... .2 Memory Program Settings .....4 Adaptive Directionality . -
Page 5: Diagram / Proper Placement On Ear
Open Fit / RIC Diagram Receiver Unit Sound Tube Microphone Removable Removable Retention Guard Retention Guard Digital Sound Processor Wax Guard Memory Push Button Ear Bud 312 Battery Compartment Proper Placement on Ear: Step 1: Place the hearing instrument over the top of your ear. Step 2: With your index finger, hold the sound tube / receiver unit where it attaches to the ear bud and gently... -
Page 6: On/Off Function & Battery Information
On/Off Function To turn your hearing instrument “on”, you simply need to close the battery door after inserting a battery. To turn your hearing instrument “off”, open the battery door completely this will disengage the battery and turn off the hearing instrument. -
Page 7: Hearing Instrument
cause leakage and damage the batteries and hearing instrument. Important: Always properly discard used batteries. Small batteries can be harmful if swallowed. Keep batteries out of the reach of pets and small children. In case of ingestion, contact your physician or call the National Button Battery Hotline at 202.625.3333. -
Page 8: Memory Program Settings
Memory Program Settings Depending on the model, your hearing instrument features up to four programmable memory settings. Consult your hearing care professional as to the number of memories available on these hearing instruments. Each memory setting is designed for the best comfort and optimal performance in a particular listening environment. -
Page 9: Telephone Use & Cell Phone Compatibility
Telephone Use Your hearing instrument allows you to use the phone as you normally do – holding the phone up to your ear. In some cases, you may need your hearing instrument programmed with a specific telephone setting. If this feature is important to you, ask your hearing healthcare professional to adjust one of the available memory programs to assist your telephone requirements. -
Page 10: Care And Storage
Note: The performance of individual hearing aids may vary with individual cell phones. Therefore, please try this hearing aid with your cell phone or, if you are purchasing a new phone, be sure to try it with your hearing aid prior to purchase. - Page 11 Cleaning Receiver in Canal To remove any wax accumulated on the receiver module or wax guard, use the brush supplied with your hearing instrument. Brush the wax guard while holding the instrument upside down so the debris will fall toward the floor rather than into the receiver unit.
- Page 12 Push the removal arm of the tool into the existing NoWax filter in the RU as shown in illustration 1. Remove the used filter by pulling the tool away from the RU as displayed in illustration 2. Using the tool, push the new filter arm onto the receiver unit to install the new filter as shown in illustration 3 and 4.
- Page 13 the tube attaches to the body of the instrument and push out through the bud. Re-attach the sound tube onto the body of the instrument by holding the sound tube in one hand and the hearing instrument in the other hand. Line-up the sound tube and the connecting end of the instrument, push the sound tube straight on to the instrument body.
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Page 14: Do's And Dont's
Do’s and Don’ts store the instruments overnight in a hearing aid dehumidifier to absorb moisture. always carry spare batteries. replace the battery when the low-battery warning begins. always care for your instrument as outlined in this manual. dry the battery contacts with a cotton swab in cases of humid weather or heavy perspiration. -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Guidelines No Sound/Not Loud Enough: • Ensure that hearing instruments are turned on. • Replace the battery. • Ensure that there is no wax or debris built up; clean or replace the wax guard as instructed in this manual. •... -
Page 16: Binaural Amplification
Changing Memory Program Issue: • May be caused by a weak battery, replace the battery. Contact your Hearing Healthcare Professional if problem continues Binaural Amplification Hearing instruments are the most commonly chosen option to improve hearing loss. Today’s hearing instruments are quite small in size and feature sophisticated electronics that accommodate a wide variety of hearing losses. -
Page 17: Warranty Information
In the event that a dispute should arise between Audina and the purchaser of any warranted product, whether a distributor or the end-user, over either the express warranty... -
Page 18: Service And Repair
If you no longer have a hearing healthcare provider and are in need of one, you may contact Audina and we will assist you in finding one in your area. If you are unable to visit a hearing healthcare provider, you may send your hearing aids directly to the manufacturer. -
Page 19: Notice To Prospective Users
It is recommended to purchase shipping insurance when sending your hearing aids to the manufacturer. Notice to Prospective Users Good health practice requires that a person with a hearing loss have a medical exam by a licensed physician, who specializes in diseases of the ear, before purchasing a hearing instrument. -
Page 20: Notice To Healthcare Providers
Notice for Hearing Healthcare Providers Hearing healthcare providers should advise a prospective hearing instrument user to consult promptly with a licensed physician (preferably an ear specialist) before dispensing a hearing instrument if the hearing healthcare provider determines through inquiry, actual observation, or review of any other available information, that the prospective user has any of the following conditions: •...
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