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Noise Generator (WNG) Introduction You have been given a White Noise Generator (WNG). The WNG is a device worn over the ear with a thin tube going into the ear which plays white noise. White noise is a random flat noise and sounds just like a radio when out of tune.
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More batteries can be collected from the Centre for Hearing and Balance Disorders or by phoning the department and we can post some out for you. Please contact the Centre for Hearing and Balance Disorders on 024 7696 6444. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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(Further information is in this booklet regarding cleaning and changing tubes and domes) The tubes are also colour co-ordinated. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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5 steps or down (pushing the volume control button downwards) by 5 steps. Each time this is done you should hear a quick beep to indicate a change has been made. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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The tube and dome needs to be changed every 6 months Should you require more spare tubes and domes, please contact the Audiology department and we will be able to post more out to you. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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1. Twist the tubes anti-clockwise (towards you) to unscrew the tubes off the aid Unscrew here 2. You can push the green cleaning wire through the end of the tube and it should come out where the dome is. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
Never use cleaning agents such as household detergents, soap, etc. for cleaning your device. It is not recommended to rinse these parts with water as it increases the risk of lodging in the tube. How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
If you need any further information or batteries please contact the Centre for Hearing and Balance Disorders on 024 7696 6444. Further information on tinnitus can be found at www.actiononhearingloss.co.uk www.tinnitus.org.uk How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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The Trust operates a smoke free policy Document History Department: Clinic 8 - centre for hearing and balance disorders Contact: 02476966444 Updated: December 2020 Review: December 2023 Version: Reference: HIC/LFT/2550/20 How to clean and maintain your white noise generator (WNG) feedback@uhcw.nhs.uk...
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