Table of Contents
Advertisement
V. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
1. Daily maintenance
It is important to keep your devices clean and dry. On a daily
basis, wipe them clean using a soft cloth or tissue. To avoid
potential damage from excess humidity or perspiration, the use
of a drying kit is also recommended.
2. Care and maintenance
When not in use, store in a secure area away from small children
and pets.
Do not place hearing aids or charging case near high-temperature
areas such as stoves or direct sunlight.
Do not leave the devices in a humid place for a long time, such as
bathroom.
Take care not to poke the microphone holes with any sharp objects
to avoid damage.
Do not disassemble or attempt any repairs by yourself. Doing so
will void your warranty.
3. Cleaning
1) Cleaning the ear tips
Remove any earwax buildup using the
enclosed tool. Wipe clean with a tissue or soft cloth.
2) Cleaning Tool
Use a soft cloth or tissue to wipe any moisture, perspiration,
or debris from the surface of the tool.
-21-
Note: Do not use alcohol or other cleaning solvents to clean the
hook as this could damage the protective covering.
VI. HEARING AIDS CARE
- Keep your hearing aids clean. Extreme temperatures (heat or
cold), moisture, and foreign substances can result in poor perfor-
mance.
- Use the cleaning brush tool or soft cloth to clean debris from
around the buttons, microphones, and charging contacts; inspect
the receiver, ear tips, and charging case regularly.
- Never use water, solvents, cleaning fluids or oils to clean your
hearing aids.
- Charging contacts should always be kept clean and dry.
- Always store your hearing aids in the charging case when not in
use or cleaning.
Charging Case Care
- Keep your charger clean. Heat, moisture and foreign materials
can result in poor performance.
- Using the provided cleaning brush keep the charging ports clear
of debris.
- Do not use water, solvents or cleaning fluids to clean the charging
ports.
-22-
Advertisement
Table of Contents
