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Widex BB4 User Instructions

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  • Page 1 USER INSTRUCTIONS RITE RECEIVER-IN-THE-EAR...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents the Widex BABY 440 heAring Aid Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 (To be filled out by the hearing care professional) Thank you .

  • Page 3: Accessories

    ACCessories … Battery pack Your hearing care professional will mark the accesso- ries that you have chosen for your child´s hearing aid . … Quick guide … Listening tube … User instructions … Adhesive tape Retention string … a . monaural …...

  • Page 4: Thank You

    You... the heAring Aid And eAr-set . . .for choosing a Widex hearing aid . Several ear-set solutions are available for the hearing aid . The ear-set consists of an earwire and an ear- We hope you will be pleased with your child’s new piece .

  • Page 5: Right/Left Identification

    right/left identifiCAtion If your child wears hearing aids on both ears, it is a good idea to ask your hearing care professional to place identification marks on the hearing aids (red mark = right and blue mark = left) . The arrow shows the position of the identification mark .

  • Page 6: The Battery

    the BAtterY Use the opening tool provided to gently open the battery drawer as il- We recommend Zinc air batteries. Use a size 10 bat- lustrated . Do not press the drawer tery for the hearing aid . beyond the open position . To obtain replacement batteries, please consult the hearing care professional .

  • Page 7: Drained Battery

    turning the heAring Aid on And DraInED BaTTErY If the light-emitting diode (LED) on the hearing aid stops flashing, or there is no sound in the hearing aid, The battery drawer of the hearing aid also functions it is an indication that the battery is exhausted . Bat- as the on/off switch .

  • Page 8: Light-Emitting Diode (Led)

    light-eMitting diode (led) ChECkIng ThE SounD The listening tube enables you to check the sound in The hearing aid is provided with a LED to indicate the hearing aid before placing it in your child’s ear . If certain functions . there is no sound in the hearing aid, it may be an in- dication that the battery is exhausted .

  • Page 9: Retention String

    retention string These illustrations show an in- stant ear-tip solution, but the same procedure is used with an The retention string helps to ensure that the hearing earmould . aids will not be lost, if they fall off the ear . Place the hearing aid behind the ear, so that the earwire rests comfortably on the ear, close to...

  • Page 10: Retention String - Two Hearing Aids

    rETEnTIon STrIng - TWo hEarIng aIDS rETEnTIon STrIng - onE hEarIng aID Open the clip, pushing it upwards as illustrated . Open the clip, pushing it upwards as illustrated . When you feel resistance, push upwards again . When you feel resistance, push upwards again . Attach the clip at the end of the Attach the clip at the end of the string firmly to your child’s...

  • Page 11: Adhesive Strips

    Adhesive striPs Position the hearing aid behind the ear . If necessary, the hearing aid can be further fastened using the adhesive strips provided . Peel off an adhesive strip from the pack . Before using the hearing aid the next time, use a fingernail to gently peel off the used adhesive strip .

  • Page 12: Automatic Volume Adjustment

    AutoMAtiC voluMe AdjustMent reMote Control The volume of the hearing aid will adjust itself auto- A remote control is an accessory for the hearing aid matically to your child’s sound environment . that provides a number of additional options, such as changing program and adjusting the volume .

  • Page 13: Listening Programs

    listening ProgrAMs Press the [1], [2] and [3] keys briefly to choose be- tween listening programs 1-3 . The number of pro- grams available will depend on how the hearing aid Ordinarily, the hearing aid has one listening program is programmed . (Master) .

  • Page 14: Cleaning

    CleAning ThE hEarIng aID Clean the hearing aid after The hearing aid and ear-set should be cleaned on a use with the cloth provid- daily basis . The following cleaning accessories are ed . never use water or available for the hearing aid and ear-set . cleaning solutions to clean the hearing aid .

  • Page 15: The Earpiece

    ChAnging the eAr-set ThE EarpIECE Use the wax loop to dig out any hard earwax, as illus- The ear-set should be changed as required, for ex- trated . ample if the earpiece no longer fits your child’s ear . Contact the hearing care professional for advice on how often the ear-set should be changed and to ob- tain replacement ear-sets .

  • Page 16: Ear-Tip

    Ear-TIp Turn the earmould around and hold it as illustrated . An instant ear-tip should only be changed by your Use your thumbs to press hearing care professional . the sides of the earmould Do not attempt to remove the ear-tip from the rest of backwards as illustrated .

  • Page 17: In Case Of Malfunction

    Turn earmould around . Connect the plug in CAse of MAlfunCtion on the earwire to the re- ceiver in the earmould . Press the plug until a problem possible cause Solution click is felt . The hearing The hearing aid is Make sure the battery aid is not turned on...

  • Page 18: Caring For The Hearing Aid

    See page 15 atures or high humidity . • In environments with high humidity, a Widex dry- ing kit may be used daily to reduce the amount of moisture inside the hearing aid . See the instruc-...

  • Page 19: Warnings And Good Advice

    WArnings And good AdviCe • The hearing aid must not be worn while in the shower or swimming, or when a hair dryer, per- fume or other sprays are being used . hearing aids and batteries can be dangerous if •...
  • Page 20 • Keep hearing aids and their parts, accessories and • Please be aware that the use of any type of hearing batteries out of reach of children and anyone else aid may involve a slightly increased risk of infection who might swallow such items or otherwise cause in the ear canal .
  • Page 21 . Radiation from, for example, room surveillance equipment, burglar alarms and cell phones is weak- er and will not damage the hearing aid . • Widex hearing aids are not certified for use in mines or other areas with explosive gases .
  • Page 23 Printed by HTO / 2010-06 ¡9 514 0126 001r¤ ¡#01v¤ 9 514 0124 001 #01...

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