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- Page 1 Your Custom Hearing Aid User Manual Non-Wireless Products IIC NW (Invisible-in-Canal) CIC NW (Completely-in-Canal)
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Page 2: Warnings, Cautions, & Notices
Warnings, Cautions, Warnings, Cautions, & Notices & Notices REQUIRED HEARING AID INFORMATION WARNING: If the hearing aid drops onto a hard surface, it could cause the hearing aid to break or become damaged. This The following additional information is provided in compliance includes mechanical stress or shock of the device. - Page 3 Warnings, Cautions, Warnings, Cautions, & Notices & Notices A person who is younger than 18 years old with hearing loss should CAUTION: The sound output should not be have a medical evaluation by a doctor, preferably an ENT, before uncomfortable or painful. buying a hearing aid.
- Page 4 It is well-known that mobile phones are potential sources of noise for hearing aids. Your Starkey Hearing Aids have been tested for compliance to two standards that define hearing aid immunity to digital wireless devices and meet the requirements of ANSI C63.19-...
- Page 5 Introducing your new hearing aids. Great to have you hear. Use this helpful manual to get to know Congrats! your new hearing aids – and get the most out of your hearing experience. After all, when you hear better, you live Your best life better.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
FCC information CIC NW Regulatory information Serial Number Left: Right: My hearing aid uses a: 10 battery (IIC NW) – Yellow 10 battery (CIC NW) – Yellow 312 battery (CIC NW) – Brown 10 | What’s included 11 | TOC... -
Page 7: Get To Know Your Hearing Aids
Get to know your hearing aids • Meet your hearing aids • Use your hearing aids • Care for your hearing aids... -
Page 8: Meet Your Hearing Aids
7. Wax guard (included accessory) and sound outlet 8. White dot indicates top of CIC NW hearing aid (IIC NW only) 9. Serial number 10. User control (CIC NW only, optional) 14 | Get to know your hearing aids 15 | Get to know your hearing aids... -
Page 9: Use Your Hearing Aids
Use your hearing aids Use your hearing aids STEP 1: Insert hearing aid batteries • Batteries vary. Ask your hearing care professional any questions Your hearing aid is powered by a you may have on battery life, battery. Find your battery size by or the right battery size and type looking at the color code on the for your hearing aids. - Page 10 Use your hearing aids Use your hearing aids STEP 2: Put on your hearing aids 2. Rotate the hearing aid forward and pull outward. 1. Gripping the outer edge of your hearing aid, gently insert canal tip If your hearing aid has a removal into your ear canal and rotate the handle: Grip this and gently remove hearing aid backward.
- Page 11 Expected battery operating time Battery life varies based on usage. • IIC NW (10 battery): 5-7 days • CIC NW – 10 battery: 5-7 days – 312 battery: 8-10 days 20 | Get to know your hearing aids...
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Page 12: Care For Your Hearing Aids
Care for your hearing aids Care for your hearing aids Keep your hearing aid clean at all times. Storage tips Heat, moisture and foreign substances When you’re not wearing your hearing can result in poor performance. aids, protect them from damage using Using the included cleaning tool: these storage tips: 1. - Page 13 Care for your hearing aids Care for your hearing aids Replacing wax guards 3. Use the opposite end of the application stick to insert the The wax guards prevent earwax new wax guard straight into from building up in your hearing aid. the hearing aid.
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Page 14: Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting guide... - Page 15 Troubleshooting guide Troubleshooting guide If, for any reason, your hearing aid does Possible Symptom Solutions not operate properly, do NOT attempt causes to fix it yourself. Not only are you likely 1. Clean your to violate any applicable warranties or hearing aids.
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Page 16: Additional Guidance
Troubleshooting guide Possible Symptom Solutions causes 1. Clean your hearing aids. Blocked microphone or wax guard and 2. Replace the sound outlet. wax guards as Additional needed. Unclear and guidance distorted hearing aid Blocked vent. Clean the vent. performance. Contact your Defective •... -
Page 17: Intended Use
Intended use Intended use Clinical Study Summary INTENDED USE: A clinical study, including adults aged 18 years and over with An air conduction hearing aid is a wearable sound-amplifying device hearing losses ranging from mild to profound, assessed hearing aid intended to compensate for impaired hearing. - Page 18 Intended use Intended use CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS Multiflex Tinnitus Technology is a tool to generate sounds. It is recommended that this tool be used with appropriate counseling and/ In addition to seeing a physician for a medical evaluation, a child with or in a tinnitus management program to relieve patients suffering from a hearing loss should be directed to an audiologist for evaluation and tinnitus.
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Page 19: Fcc Information
EU ADVERSE EVENT REPORTING Waste from electronic equipment must be handled according to local regulations Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to your Starkey device should be reported to your local Starkey representative Consult user manual and the Competent Authority of the Member State in which you are established. - Page 20 Regulatory information Notes Symbol Applicable Symbol Symbol Meaning Standard Number BS EN ISO Manufacturer 5.1.1 15223-1:2021 Manufacturer symbol – To identify the Authorized manufacturer of a product representative BS EN ISO 5.1.2 in the European 15223-1:2021 Community Date of BS EN ISO EEA/EU/EC European Authorised Representative symbol 5.1.3...
- Page 21 Genesis and Starkey are trademarks of Starkey Laboratories, Inc. ©2023 Starkey Laboratories, Inc. All Rights Reserved. P00001424 2/23 BKLT3158-00-EN-XX Patent: www.starkey.com/patents...
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