ReSound Be 9 Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

- be 9 by ReSound

- be 7 by ReSound

Your be by ReSound has been adjusted

according to your individual hearing loss

and needs. In order for you to obtain

maximum beneﬁt from your hearing in-

strument, please familiarize yourself with

this booklet and follow the advice that is

found inside.

be by ReSoundTM is a trademark of GN ReSound A/S.

Congratulations on the purchase of your

new fully digital be by ReSound hearing

instrument!

ReSound’s innovative technology and

design, as well as the customized set-up

selected by your hearing care professio-

nal, will make hearing again an enjoyable

experience. You will be able to hear much

better in many areas of your life, including

family, social, and professional.

Additional Maintenance ............15-17

Handling Precautions ................18

Telephone Use .....................19

Repairs and Warranty ................20

General Precautions .................21

Warnings .......................22-23

Troubleshooting Guide............24-27

Key Word Index .....................28

Technical Data......................29

Your Selected Model ................29

Hearing Instrument Disposal Precaution 31

GN ReSound Contact Information .....32

Contents Page

Cover .............................. 1

Introduction .........................2

Contents ...........................3

The parts of Your Hearing Instrument ...4

Additional Items Included .............4

On/Off Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

SmartStart..........................5

Inserting and Removing the Instrument6-10

Changing the Battery ................10

Additional Battery Information ........12

Battery Warning Information ..........13

Daily Maintenance (Cleaning) .........14

1. Body

2. Sound Outlet/Receiver

(under wax ﬁlter)

3. Wax Filter

4. Battery Door

5. Microphone Tubing

6. Microphone

7. Sound Inlets

8. Model and Serial Number

Additional Items Included

• HardCase

• WaxFilterReplacementKit(seepage16)

The Parts of Your be Hearing Instrument

wearing the hearing instrument, remember

to turn it off to reduce battery consumption.

SmartStart

The SmartStart delays the switch-on time

of your hearing instrument 10 seconds after

you have closed the battery compartment.

As you insert the instrument in your ear, you

may hear beeps at one second intervals.

After the instrument beeps ten times, it will

turn on.

This feature has been turned on for your com-

fort while inserting your instrument. However,

if you ﬁnd you do not like this feature, your

hearing care professional can turn it off.

On/Off Function

Your hearing instrument is equipped with an

on/off switch that is integrated into the bat-

tery compartment. It has two positions:

• On,whenthebatterydooris

fully closed. Note: the battery

door may not appear fully

closed when a battery is not

in the battery compartment.

• Off,whenthebatterydooris

open.

To turn your instrument off, grasp the bat-

tery compartment door with a ﬁngernail and

gently pull downward. When you are not

LEFT (BLUE) RIGHT (RED)

Insertion:

1. Determine if you have a left or right

instrument in your hand. With the bat-

tery compartment open, you will see

either a RED or BLUE marker:

• ThehearinginstrumentwiththeRED

marker is always for the RIGHT ear.

• ThehearinginstrumentwiththeBLUE

marker is always for the LEFT ear.

Insertion and Removal of Your Hearing Instrument

Notice that the battery door is pointing

up. This is the correct way to insert the

instrument.

Insertion continued…

2. Check that the body of the hearing

instrument feels smooth before insert-

ing into your ear canal. If the surface

feels spiky or rough, contact your

hearing care professional.

3. Grasp the instrument near the base,

where the tubing connects to the

battery compartment, with your index

ﬁnger on top and your thumb on bot-

tom.

7. After the microphone is in place, push

the tubing into place.

Insertion continued…

4. When properly lined up, gently push

the hearing instrument into the ear

canal until it is ﬂush with the opening

of the ear canal.

5. After the hearing instrument has been

properly seated in the ear canal, locate

microphone and tubing.

6. Gently push the microphone into the

creased area of the ear that is located

above the ear canal entrance.

Insertion continued…

8. This drawing shows how the hearing

instrument should look when inserted

properly into the ear canal. It is im-

portant that the microphone tube ﬁts

correctly in your ear. If the microphone

tube irritates your ear, please contact

your hearing care professional.

2. Once you have located the tubing,

GENTLY grasp and pull, and the hear-

ing instrument should come out of the

ear.

3. Each time the hearing instrument is

removed from the ear canal, make

sure that the wax ﬁlter is still attached

to the instrument. If not, contact your

hearing care professional immediately.

Changing the Battery

Your be by ReSound hearing instrument

comes with a low battery warning:

Removal:

1. Find the microphone and tubing in the

crease of the ear that is located above

the ear canal entrance.

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