Summary of Contents for Sound Quest U56 Series
- Page 1 SIE Speaker –In-The-Ear RITE Receiver-In-The-Ear Wireless MFI Hearing Instrument U56 Series (LOGO) Rev 07/18...
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Page 2: Parts Of Your Hearing Aid
PARTS OF YOUR HEARING SIE Serial #ID: *56 *Indicates # of channels Example 1 = U32 3 = U64 5=U128 SQ556 – U128 2 = U48 4 = U96 Tube Tube Plug Microphone Ports Dual Function Rocker Switch Battery Door On/Off Switch Concha Lock Sound Tip with Wax... - Page 3 TUBING & BATTERIES REMOVAL: Grasp the ATTACHMENT: Align the connector firmly. Do not pull tube plug (tubing facing the tubing itself as it can become down) with the opening. stretched and distorted. Insert Apply gentle pressure until the finger nails into the finger nail plug starts into the socket.
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Page 4: Battery Safety Information
BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION Hearing Aid Batteries Are Dangerous If Swallowed - Keep out of the reach of children or anyone who may accidentally swallow them. Neve put batteries in pill containers where they may be mistaken for medication and swallowed. Use the batteries recommended by your hearing care professional. -
Page 5: Inserting Hearing Aids
INSERTING HEARING AIDS Inserting your hearing instruments for the first time can be challenging. Until your hearing aid is fully inserted there can be feedback (whistle). We suggest that you practice without the battery until you have perfected the procedure. With practice, inserting your hearing aids will become as easy as putting on your glasses. -
Page 6: On/Off Volume Control
ON/OFF VOLUME CONTROL After inserting the battery, close the door completely to turn the unit on. Turn the unit off by opening the battery door to the first stop (click)Opening the battery door each time you remove your hearing aids will prolong the life of the batteries. Dual Function Rocker Switch Once the battery door is completely shut, you will hear the... -
Page 7: Program Selection
PROGRAM SELECTION Dual Function Rocker Switch The instrument features four listening programs. Programs 2, 3 and 4 are for use in special listening situations as needed. To change programs simply press and hold the Dual Function Rocker switch (either up or down) for 2 seconds. - Page 8 CLEANING/ TIP REPLACEMENT Wax buildup is the number one cause of instrument failure. It is important to keep your instruments as clean as possible. Daily wipe your instruments, Brush wax/debris tubing, sound tip, ear tips and/or from domes clean with a soft, dry sound port daily cloth, carefully removing any traces of wax and debris.
- Page 9 WAXSTOP INSTRUCTIONS New Wax Stop Removal Side Side Wax stop is inserted in the sound tip to prevent ear was from damaging the hearing aid speaker. Wax stop Removal: Firmly press the removal tip into Wax stop until it clicks into place. Pull Wax stop from sound tip.
- Page 10 ACCESSORIES Wax Stops Storage Case Cleaning Tool Your hearing instruments are shipped with a variety of accessories, a sampling pictured above, including the following: Carrying Case (Storage Case) 1 card of batteries Battery holder Wax Stop Cleaning Tool If you have any questions about the use of these accessories please contact your hearing care professional.
- Page 11 ANSI SPECIFICATIONS Standard Tube...
- Page 12 ANSI SPECIFICATIONS Power Tube...
- Page 13 ANSI SPECIFICATIONS HiFit 110 Tube...
- Page 14 ANSI SPECIFICATIONS HiFit 125 Tube...
- Page 15 FCC INFO (pending) Model: 1560/1562/1565/1566, 2560/2562/2565/2566, 3560/ 3562/3565/3566, 4560/4562/4565/4566, 5560/5562/5565/5566 Model No. Last Digit = 0 Supplied with Standard RITE Tube Model No. Last Digit = 2 Supplied with Power RITE Tube Model No. Last Digit = 5 Supplied with HiFit 110 RITE Tube Model No.
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