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Instructions & Guidance

AIntroduction

Your NHS Audiologist will have guided you through the

use of your new hearing instruments; this booklet is

intended as a supplement to that information.

In this booklet you will find instructions about insertion,

removal and use of your hearing instrument. There are

also tips and information on proper handling, cleaning,

care and changing of the batteries. In addition, a

troubleshooting section is offered for your reference.

Your hearing improvement depends on the fit of the

hearing instrument, the type and degree of hearing

loss, and proper diagnostic testing. Of course, a hearing

instrument cannot restore normal hearing, and not

everyone will benefit equally.

Remember, a hearing instrument is a finely-tuned

device that has been specially designed and expertly

adjusted for your individual needs. Proper care and

handling will ensure the best possible performance of

your hearing instrument.

Your new hearing instrument

Contents 2

Your hearing instrument 4

Intended use 6

Handling batteries 7

Inserting and removing your hearing instrument 10

Turning your hearing instrument on and off 12

Changing the hearing program (optional) 13

The telecoil loop system (optional) 14

Volume control (optional) 15

e2e Wireless 2.0 16

Maintenance and care 17

Troubleshooting tips 20

General notes on safety 22

Disposal information 23

Your hearing instrument configuration 24

Tek wireless enhancement 25

Your hearing instrument

Your hearing system is individually manufactured

according to the shape of your ear canals.

Each hearing instrument can be identified by the serial

number located on the outside of the instrument.

If the number is written in red, the hearing instrument

is for the right ear.

If the number is written in blue, the hearing instrument

is for the left ear.

Full Shell

(battery type: 13)

Canal

(battery type: 312)

Feature

1 First microphone

2 Second microphone TwinMicTM (optional on Canal)

3 Battery compartment

4 Program button (optional on all models)

5 Volume control (optional on Full Shell and Canal)

6 Vent

7 Removal cord (optional on Full Shell and Canal)

CIC

(battery type: 10)

Intended use

Symbols:

Be aware of information marked with the warning symbol

WARNING, CAUTION or NOTICE!

WARNING points out a situation that could

lead to serious injuries,

CAUTION indicates a situation that could lead

to minor and moderate injuries.

NOTICE NOTICE indicates possible property

damage.

Advice and tips on how to handle your

hearing instrument better.

Instruction. Indicates that something has to

be done.

Intended use

Hearing instruments are intended to improve the hearing

of hearing impaired persons. Diagnosis and prescription

of a hearing instrument must be performed by hearing

health specialists, e.g. ENT doctors, audiologists.

Read and follow the instructions of this user guide to

avoid injuries or damage to the hearing instrument.

General notes on safety 5

Handling batteries

312

NOTICE

Remove the tab on your

battery only when you are

ready to use it

The positive (+) side of

the battery is always

indicated

Always keep spare

batteries with you

Low battery indicator

Your hearing instrument may be programmed to inform

you when the battery should be replaced for best system

performance. You may hear an intermittent series of beeps

and/or experience low amplification power or volume.

Change the battery when either of these occur.

Using a remote control

If you have an optional remote control, the bat tery status can

be checked using the "battery read out" function. (See the

remote control user guide for more informa tion.)

actual size

NOTE

To preserve battery life turn your hearing

instrument off when not in use

Leaking batteries damage the instrument. Remove

batteries when the instrument is not in use for a

prolonged period of time

Handling batteries

Inserting the battery:

Completely open the battery

compartment with your

fingernail as shown in the

illustration.

Insert the proper size battery

into the compartment, small

end first so that the "+" mark

is visible.

Close the battery compartment

by gently pressing the bottom

of the door upward with your

finger tip.

Do not force the door shut. If it

does not close easily, check to

see if the battery was inserted

properly.

When the battery door is

completely closed, your

hearing instrument is ready

for use.

Handling batteries

Removing the battery:

Completely open the battery compartment.

Lightly push the battery out with your finger or a

pencil, do not use any metallic implements or tools that

may damage the battery door.

NOTICE

Batteries may contain harmful substances that

pollute the environment.

Do not throw away batteries into household

waste

Dispose batteries according to national

regulations or return to your NHS Audiologist

WARNING

Choking hazard posed by small parts

Keep batteries and instruments out ot the reach of

children. If swallowed consult a physician or a

hospital immediately

If infants, small children or disabled persons need

to wear hearing instruments ensure adequate

supervision

Check the integrity of the hearing instruments

regularly

Consult your NHS Audiologist if the housing is

deformed

Inserting and removing

your hearing instrument

Inserting your hearing instrument:

Holding the hearing instrument with

your thumb and index finger, carefully

push the instrument in the ear canal.

Gently work it into its proper position

by slightly twisting until it is firmly

seated.

Lightly press inward for a secure and

comfortable fit.

You may find it helpful to pull your ear

slightly upward or to the back. Once

inserted, you should be able to feel

if the hearing instrument is correctly

positioned.

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