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Battery Information
The hearing aid uses a size 10 battery. The battery life varies
depending on the amount of hearing aid use. Battery life is typically
about 85 hours, or one week.
Low battery indicator
A warning of three double beeps every eight minutes indicates that
the battery needs to be replaced. If you do not change your battery,
you will hear another warning of six double beeps, at which time
your hearing aid will automatically turn off.
Inserting/replacing the battery
Gently pull open the battery door with your ngernail. If a used
battery is currently in the compartment, grasp the battery with your
thumb and index nger and remove.
Insert the new battery into the battery compartment with the (+) sign
on the battery facing the same way as the (+) sign on the battery
door. While holding the battery in place, peel off the plastic tab.
Dispose used batteries as you
would other electronic waste that
potentially contains rare earth
metals.
Do not place batteries in your
mouth or swallow them under
any circumstances. If batteries
are swallowed, contact your
physician or local poison control
center immediately.
Tip: Wait for a few seconds
before closing the battery door
after peeling the plastic tab. If
the door does not close easily,
check to see if the battery was
inserted properly.
Tip: To prolong battery life,
remember to turn your hearing
aid off when not in use.
Remove the batteries and keep
the battery door open will not
only conserve the battery’s
life but also allow internal
moisture to evaporate.
