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Summarization of Contents
Important Safety Information
Hazard Warnings
Details potential dangers and precautions for using the hearing aid, including modifications, explosive areas, and battery toxicity.
Product Safety Information
Provides guidance on water resistance, protection from heat, and proper storage to maintain the hearing aid's functionality.
Hearing Aid Description
UltraPower and SuperPower Model Description
Details the components of the UltraPower and SuperPower hearing aids when fitted with a classic earmold, including labeled parts.
UltraPower and SuperPower Model with Power SlimTube
Illustrates the UltraPower and SuperPower hearing aids with a Power SlimTube and classic earmold, identifying key components.
CRT Model Description
Presents the CRT hearing aid options, detailing the cShell and Dome configurations with labeled parts.
Step-by-Step Usage Instructions
Getting to Know Your Hearing Aid
Introduces the user to the hearing aid controls by handling and operating them, preparing for wear and use.
Battery Preparation
Explains how to remove the protective foil from a new battery and the importance of waiting two minutes for activation.
Inserting the Battery
Provides instructions and diagrams for correctly inserting batteries into both UP/SP and CRT hearing aid models.
Turning On the Hearing Aid
Details how to switch on the hearing aid by closing the battery compartment, with emphasis on gentle handling and correct battery insertion.
Inserting the Hearing Aid
Guides the user on correctly inserting the hearing aid, noting that each aid is programmed for a specific ear (right/left).
Adjusting Volume Control
Explains how to adjust the volume for UltraPower/SuperPower models using the control behind the ear.
Selecting Hearing Program
Details how to select or change hearing programs for UltraPower/SuperPower models using the program button.
Removing the Hearing Aid
Provides instructions for safely removing UltraPower/SuperPower hearing aids with classic earmolds from the ear.
Turning Off the Hearing Aid
Explains how to turn off the hearing aid by opening the battery compartment for both UP/SP and CRT models.
Changing the Battery
Details when the battery needs changing and advises against using battery testers for UltraPower/SuperPower products.
Changing Battery in Secured Compartment
Instructions for opening and changing the battery in hearing aids fitted with a secured battery compartment.
Care and Maintenance
General Care Information
Provides general advice on handling, avoiding cosmetics, cleaning the Wind and Weather Protector, and water resistance conditions.
Water Resistance
Details the conditions under which Naída S hearing aids are resistant to water, sweat, and dust.
Care for UltraPower/SuperPower Models
Provides specific instructions for UltraPower or SuperPower models regarding immersion in liquids and activities like swimming.
Care for CRT Models
Details water resistance for CRT models and advises against activities like diving or waterskiing.
Daily Cleaning and Inspection
Outlines daily tasks for inspecting and cleaning the earmold and tube, advising against harsh cleaning agents.
Weekly Cleaning
Describes weekly cleaning procedures for the earmold using a damp or special cleaning cloth.
Monthly Inspection
Advises monthly inspection of the hearing tube for signs of wear like color changes or hardening, recommending replacement if needed.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
No Sound or Reduced Volume
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve issues of no sound or reduced volume, including checking controls, earwax, and battery.
Hearing Aid Stops Working After Water Contact
Offers specific procedures for drying and troubleshooting UP/SP and CRT models after exposure to water.
Battery Discharges Too Quickly
Advises on how to address rapid battery depletion by noting usage duration and consulting a professional.
Crackling or Buzzing Noises
Suggests checking the hearing tube and earmold for earwax or tube damage as causes for noise issues.
Whistling Issues
Recommends checking the earmold fit for correct and firm placement to resolve whistling sounds.
Ear Pain or Inflammation
Advises removing the hearing aid and consulting a hearing care professional or physician for ear pain or inflammation.
Wireless Accessories and FM Systems
Wireless Accessories Overview
Introduces Phonak's range of wireless accessories for hearing aid control, including remote controls and audio streaming devices.
FM Systems
Explains FM systems as wireless communication tools consisting of a transmitter and receiver, directing users to Phonak.com or professionals for more info.
Design-Integrated FM Receiver
Illustrates the design-integrated FM receiver attachment for UP/SP and CRT models, identifying the hearing aid and receiver.
Audio Shoe with Universal FM Receiver
Shows the audio shoe and universal FM receiver attachment for UP/SP and CRT models, detailing the components and their connection.
Service and Warranty Information
Local Warranty
Advises users to inquire with their hearing care professional regarding the terms of the local warranty.
International Warranty
Details Phonak's one-year limited international warranty covering manufacturing and material defects, excluding accessories.
Warranty Limitations
Outlines what is not covered by the warranty, including damage from improper handling, chemicals, or unauthorized service.
Compliance Information
European Declaration of Conformity
States that the Phonak product meets EU directives for medical devices and telecommunications equipment.
Australian Compliance
Provides the Supplier Code Number for Australia, indicating compliance with relevant regulations.
New Zealand Compliance
Provides the Supplier Code Number for New Zealand, indicating compliance with relevant regulations.
Wireless Model Compliance (USA/Canada)
Lists FCC ID and IC numbers for UP/SP and CRT wireless models, indicating compliance with US and Canadian regulations.
Information and Explanation of Symbols
CE Symbol Explanation
Explains the CE symbol, indicating compliance with EU Medical Device and R&TTE Directives, and the meaning of associated numbers.
Type B Applied Part Symbol
Explains the symbol for Type B applied parts according to EN 60601-1, relating to the surface of the hearing aid.
Australian Compliance Label
Explains the compliance label for EMC and Radio communications in Australia.
User Information Symbol
Indicates the importance of reading and considering relevant information within the user guides.
Warning Symbol
Highlights the importance of paying attention to relevant warning notices provided in the user guides.
Handling and Product Safety Symbol
Represents important information concerning the handling and product safety of the hearing aid.
Operating Conditions Symbol
Indicates that the product is designed to function without issues under intended use conditions.
Transport and Storage Conditions
Specifies temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure limits for transport and storage of the hearing aid.
Disposal Symbol
Informs users not to dispose of the hearing aid as household waste, recommending electronic waste disposal sites or professional return.
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