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Orientation Call. Adjust . Let your ears (and brain) adjust to your new world of hearing. Be patient. This takes time. Optimize . Speak with an Eargo hearing professional on your Orientation Call to personalize and optimize your Eargos.
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• Not a smart phone user? No problem! You can eargo.com/ also register your Devices at register or during your Orientation Call. • For more information and “how-to” videos, we eargo.com/showme recommend you visit...
Get To Know Your Charger Hearing Device Hearing Device Indicator Left Indicator Right Charger Indicator...
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Get To Know Your Charger Charging Contacts Cradle for Hearing Device Charging Port A fully charged Charger provides up to 5 full charges to the Eargo Devices.
Connectivity States Solid Blue: Bluetooth pairing, ready to pair. Follow the in-app prompts. Pulsing Blue: Communication state. Seen during updates from the mobile app and when Charger is establishing a connection to the Hearing Devices.
Error States All Lights Double-flashing Red: Error updating from the Eargo app or Bluetooth pairing error. Follow the in-app prompts to try again. Hearing Device Double-flashing Red: Charging interrupted. Remove and replace Hearing Device(s) in Cradle.
Charge Your Eargo Devices Position the Eargo Device above the Charger. Ensure the Removal Thread is pointing upwards and the Trumpet is pointing out. Press Device into Charger so that the R or L marker is centered and facing straight up. Use your thumb or finger to press down on the marker.
Remove From Charger Lift your Eargo Device out of Charger by its Removal Thread. It will automatically turn on after about 10 seconds. Eargo Devices last up to 16 hours when fully charged.
Insert Into Ear Check the side marker on the Device. L is for Left ear, R is for Right ear. Ensure the Removal Thread is pointing downwards for insertion. Grasp the Device between your index finger and thumb.
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Gently press the Device, Trumpet first, into your ear canal and move it into place with your For most ears, the finger or thumb. The Removal Thread Grip microphone end should rests here (see above). rest at your ear canal If the Removal Thread opening.
Insertion & Fit Tips Feeling a tickle? Your ear canal can take a little time to get used to Eargo. Itching is a common experience, and the feeling usually goes away in a few days. Everyone’s ears are sized, shaped and curved a little differently, so your Eargo insertion technique may vary –...
Eargo Devices arrive with four Preset Programs inside. To move from one program to the next, use your finger to rapidly double tap where indicated on each ear. You can use the Eargo app on your smart phone to change programs in both ears simultaneously.
Remove From Ear Grasp the Removal Thread Grip. Gently pull up and out to remove. Before replacing Devices in the Charger, wipe them gently with the Cleaning Cloth.
Large Medium Small If your Eargo Devices seem too tight, try the Small size. If they seem too loose, try the Large size. It is perfectly okay to mix and match, everyone’s ears are unique.
Self-Fit With Sound Match Use Sound Match to self-fit Eargo Devices to your unique hearing and listening preferences in each ear. Download the Eargo app and connect your Charger. Sound Match appears automatically during first-time app use then can be accessed anytime from the app Menu.
Sound Match. After applying the results, a Normal listening program will be generated to suit each ear. Further personalize your Eargo Devices: choose up to 3 listening environments that are most important to you (e.g. Restaurant, Meeting, TV, Phone, Music), right...
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• Receive and apply the-box program updates from • Complete Sound Match Eargo to get your Normal • Manage notifications Program, then choose and alerts from: • Contact Eargo Support - Restaurant - Meeting - Phone - Music - TV...
Care & Maintenance It’s really important to keep your Eargo Devices clean. Wax, oil or debris will affect their sound quality and performance. The Trumpet, the Sound Outlet beneath the Trumpet, the Microphone/Sound Inlet and the Charging Contacts must all be clean to...
Daily Care Brush the Microphone to remove wax and debris. Brush the Trumpet to remove wax and debris from the tip and holes. Wipe Devices with the Cleaning Cloth before and after use.
Charger Care Use the Cleaning Cloth to remove wax and debris from Charger Cradles and Charging Contacts. Your Cleaning Cloth can be laundered on a gentle wash cycle. Hang to air dry. Your Cleaning Brush can be washed with a gentle detergent. Rinse and dry thoroughly before reuse.
Trumpet Care Change Trumpets about every month, or when sound quality is decreased. Inspect Trumpets regularly and replace them if any wear and tear is visible. Intact Trumpets may be soaked in a gentle soap such as Dawn and warm water for 3-5 minutes to clean them.
Replace The Trumpets Turn the Charger tray over to find accessories. Peel the film up and remove a Trumpet. Align the bare Sound Outlet with the base of the Trumpet. Press the device into the base of the Trumpet. Then, push the Trumpet tip down evenly so that it can’t go on any further.
Deeper Cleaning You can use the Eargo putty cleaning kit to deep clean your Hearing Devices every 2-4 weeks or as needed. The putty is great for removing visible and non-visible debris from the tiny nooks and crannies of the Sound Outlet and Sound Inlet.
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Sound Inlet Sound Outlet Remove the Trumpets and set them aside. Wipe first. Use the wipe all over the bare Devices.
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Deeper Cleaning, Continued Use the putty. After you wipe the bare Devices, knead the putty and make it into a roll or a ball. • Hold the putty in one hand and the Hearing Device in the other. • Gently press the putty into the Sound Outlet and peel it away.
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For more details on caring for your Eargo Devices, please visit our online video library at eargo.com/guides. Need help, accessories or want to learn more? Visit us at eargo.com.
Getting Used To Eargos When you start wearing Eargo, the range of hearing you have access to changes for the better! Your brain will be working with sounds you may not have heard for some time. Little noises—water running, and paper crumpling— may suddenly seem quite loud.
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Get the very best out of your Eargo experience by being an active listener. Here are some useful strategies for you and your conversation partners that will help you hear life to the fullest: • Face-to-face communication always works best.
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Sometimes people experience feedback, like whistling or buzzing, when talking on the phone and wearing a Hearing Device. This can happen when the phone is too close to the ear. The proximity can create a feedback loop between the phone’s speaker and the Device’s Microphone.
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