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Rocker Trimmer
#201 #202 #602
Rocker Programmable #200 #400 #800 #1600

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  • Page 1 Rocker Trimmer #201 #202 #602 Rocker Programmable #200 #400 #800 #1600...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Gontents Preface Features Preparation Operation ON and OFF How to wear your hearing instrument Rocker switch Replacing the battery Maintenance Cleaning &changing tube Cleaning the instrument Low batteryWarning Battery caring Troubleshoo tin g Guide Appendix Technical information Working Condition FDA information...
  • Page 3 Your OF is only one type of hearing instruments. Scope This user manual only applies to ROCKER hearing instrument. Precautions For patients with middle ear infection, it’s suggested not to wear hearing instrument until cured or follow the doctor’s...

  • Page 4: Features

    I . Sound tube 2. Front microphone 3. Rocker switch 4. Battery door 5. Dome 6. Retention lock I . Dome 2. Front microphone 3. Rocker switch 4. Batte ry d oo r 5. Retention lock 6. Sound tube I . Sound tube 2.

  • Page 5: Preparation

    Battery The ROC KER uses a I OA o r a 3 I 2A batte ry . PI ease use th e co rrect size of battery . To upIoad a battery , p osition th e battery with the positiv e (+) s ide up an d in se rt it into the battery c o mpartm ent section of th e battery doo r.
  • Page 6 Dome Attac h Pu s h th e d o me over the gro oves on th e tu be o n mo un t it. Ctac £h e sound tub e To co nn ect th e so u n d tu be with h eari ng aid, j u st twi st o r p I ug o n to the adapto r.

  • Page 7: Operation

    ONandOFF TO TU RN O N - Gently open th e batte ry d oo r, in se rt battery and c I ose th e do o r. Th e devi ce is equip ped w ith pow e r-on del ay fun ction, so it n ee ds a few second to get sta rte d.
  • Page 8 Note: If swelling or redness occurs, discontinue use and visit your hearing professional.

  • Page 9: Rockerswitch

    RockerSwitch Th e ro c ke r sw itc h se rves as a vo 1 u m e c ontro 1 as we 11 as a m em o ry sw itc h. Yo I u m e C o n t ro I Press the upper part of the switch to increase the vol ume.

  • Page 11: Replacing The Battery

    Replacing the battery I . Switch off the hearing instrument by opening the battery door. 2. Remove the old battery. 3. Remove the protective foil from the new battery. 4. Insert the new battery, be sure that the plus (+) is facing up. 5.

  • Page 12: Cleaning&Changingtube

    Cleaning&ChangingTube Gleaning Use a soft cloth to wipe the OF af ter use to remove any particles or moisture. The Cleaning Tool is used to remove debris / wax from the sound tubing and earbud. Changing I . To remove tube gently rotate the sound tube holding the instrument firmly.

  • Page 13: Cleaning The Instrument

    Cleaning the instrument Ear wax is one of the main causes of hearing aids problems. Filter and other devices are used f or preventing wax f rom entering the instrument. It’ s suggested cleaning ear wax in the morning before you insert the instrument to your ear.

  • Page 14: Lowbatterywarning

    Lowbatterywarning When you hear one short beep, it means that the battery is running out. Intermittent warning exists until you replace the battery. The sound qualit y may be influence d after the first warning , this is normal and can be remedi ed by i nserti ng a fresh battery i n the heari ng i nstrument.

  • Page 15: Troubleshoo Tin G Guide

    Low battery Replace battery Consult y our phy sician Excessiv e ear wax Adjust the rocker Volume set too low v olume control Not loud enoug h Clean both micro p h o n e Wax or debris in the and recei ve r with brush.
  • Page 16 H el p with whi stli ng Whi stli ng i s common fo r s mat I ampli fi ers and i s know n as 'feedbac k'. It i s caused by ampli fi ed sound from the h eari ng ai d getti ng back to th e mi e rophone and bei ng re-amp li fi ed.

  • Page 17: Working Condition

    Tec h EQ in p ut Noise{de) IEC 60 I I 8- 7/2005 ANSI 3.22-2003 Working condition Temperature: -20º C to 60°C / -4º F to I 40º F Relative humidity: *85% Air pressure: 500 - 1100 kPa...
  • Page 19 Manufactuer www.solarear.org solarear@solarear.com.br. 0482...
  • Page 20 Spec ial statement: ° A heari ng ai d w i ll not res tore normal heari ng and w i ll not prevent o r i mprove a h eari ng i mpai rment resulti ng from organi c condi ti ons. ^ I n m ost case s infre quent u se of a h ea ring aid d oes n ot permit a u ser to attain fu I I ben efit from it.

  • Page 21: Fda Information I9

    FDA i nfo rmatio n Warning to Hearing Aid Dispensers A he ari ng ai d di spenser sh ould advi se a prospecti ve heari ng ai d user to con sui t promptly w i th a li e ens ed physi ci an (preferably an ear speci ali st) before di spens i ng a heari ng ai d i f the h eari ng ai d di s pen ser determi nes through i nqui ry, actual obse r vati on, or revi ew of any other avai lab i e i nformati on...
  • Page 23 Th e exerc ise of such a waiver is n ot in your best health interest and its use is stro ngly discouraged. Children with hearing loss In addition to seeing a physician for a medical evaluation, a chi ld w i th a heari ng loss should be di rected to an audi ologi st for evaluati on and rehabi li tati on si nce heari ng loss may cause prob I ems in language deve lop ment and th e edu cational and soci al grow th of a chi ld.
  • Page 24 NewSound sound,new life E- mail: sales@us new sound.com www.us new sound.com Vers ion: 12 I I B...

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