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cause leakage and damage the batteries and
hearing instrument.
Important: Always properly discard used batteries. Small batteries can
be harmful if swallowed. Keep batteries out of the reach of pets and small
children. In case of ingestion, contact your physician or call the National
Button Battery Hotline at 202.625.3333.
To replace your hearing instrument battery,
follow these steps:
Step 1: Lift the notch at the edge of the compartment and
carefully swing open the door. (Illustration 1)
Step 2: Remove the colored
tab on the battery. Holding
the instruments as shown in
Illustration 2, insert the battery
with the “+” side up, matching
to the “+” on the battery
compartment door.
Step 3: Gently swing the door into the closed position. The
compartment should close easily. Do not force it.
It is important that the battery is inserted correctly. If the
battery compartment door does not easily close, the battery
is not seated correctly. Do NOT try to force the door shut,
close gently.
The life of your hearing instruments’ batteries will vary
depending on length of daily use, listening environments,
and how your hearing instruments are programmed. When
the hearing instrument batteries go dead, remove them
immediately and replace them with new batteries. Batteries
may be purchased through your hearing healthcare
professional.
Line up the + sign on the battery
door to the + sign on the battery
