Clearly Hearing SmartAid Manuale utente
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From Hearing Care Experts
User Guide
SmartAid and SmartAid Digital
BTE Hearing Aids
www.clearlyhearing.com
Thank You for choosing Clearly Hearing on
your journey to a life of
Better Hearing!
We have put great care and attention into
making sure that your hearing aids are of the
highest quality and that they are easy to use
and maintain.
Please familiarize yourself with the
information in this booklet, where you will
find instructions for inserting and removing
your hearing aids, and explanations on
controlling your hearing device for daily use.
Proper understanding and use of your
hearing aids will allow you to derive
maximum hearing benefit.
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Content
The Parts of Your Hearing Aids……....….…4-5
General Introduction………..………....……6
Operating Principles……………..……….....7
Technical Specifications……………..……...7
Changing Battery……….…………..........….8-9
Turning your Hearing Aids ON/OFF………..10
Attaching EarTube and EarBud.......................11-12
Placing the Hearing Aids On the Ear…....…..12
Removing the Hearing Aids………..……..…...12
Memory Button………………………………..14
Volume Control……….. ………………….…..15
Fine tuning (for manually controlled digital BTE.......16
Telephone Use…………….……….…………..18
Hearing Aids Care
In Case of Malfunction…...………….………..19
Daily Cleaning………….……………………. 20
Troubleshooting Guide………………………..24
Enjoy with ‘Plan’……….……………………..25
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The Parts of your SmartAid
Analog BTE
a) Earhook
b) Volume Control
c) Battery Door
d) Shell
e) Trimmer
f) Switch (Not
Available)
g) Programming Cover
Back Printing:
h) Logo
i) Model No.
j) Series No.
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The Parts of your SmartAid Digital
BTE
Digital BTE
a) Memory Button
b) Shell
c) Microphone
d) Volume Control
e) Earhook
f) Battery Door
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General Introduction
Usage
Hearing Aids are sound-amplifying devices
intended to compensate for the hearing impaired.
Operating Condition:
Temperature：0—40℃，Humidity：0—
80﹪，Voltage：1.2—1.4V.
Impact on the Environment
Return them to your hearing aids specialist for
proper, environmentally conscious disposal.
Safety
Do not throw the dead batteries into fire to cause
any explosion!
Keep batteries away from children!
Batteries must not be swallowed.
People with pacemakers had better not use the
hearing aids.
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Operating Principles
Hearing aids pick up signals through the
microphones and then convent them to either
digital or electrical signals depending on the type of
the hearing aids; then the signals picked up by the
hearing aids are amplified. When the signals are
amplified, the sounds that are then passed on to
users are also amplified. The amount of
amplification varies for different hearing loss
among users and can be preset by the audiologist or
controlled through various knobs by users.
Technical Specification
In reference to ANSI S3.22-1996 or IEC118-7
Standard 2CC Coupler.
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Changing Battery
Before inserting new batteries into your hearing
aids, remember to remove the adhesive tab. Do not
use battery on which there is a sticky residue from
the tab or other unwanted substance as this can
block the battery air holes.
Push the nail grip downwards to swing open the
battery drawer. The nail grip is located on the
opposite side of the on/off switch at the bottom of
the hearing aids.
The battery must be placed with the plus (+) sign in
accordance with the plus（+）sign on the battery
drawer.
If the battery door does not close easily, the battery
is incorrectly inserted.
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When inserting batteries, make sure to hold the
hearing aids over a table or a carpet to make it
easier to find a dropped hearing aids or battery.
Exhausted batteries: If you hear two rapid beep-
tones while wearing your hearing aids, it is an
indication that you should exchange the battery as
soon as possible. Once the battery is totally
exhausted, the hearing aids will be completely
silent.
Exactly how long the hearing aids will function
after the beep-tones varies from one case to
another. We recommend that you always have a
spare battery with you.
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Never leave an exhausted battery in the hearing
aids. Exhausted batteries may leak, which could
damage your hearing aids.
1. Turning your Hearing Aids ON/OFF
Your hearing aids are equipped with an on/off
switch that is integrated into the battery
compartment, which functions:
ON, When the battery door is fully closed.
OFF, When the battery door is open.
To turn hearing aids off, grasp the battery
compartment door with a fingernail and gently pull
downwards. Please remember to switch the hearing
aids off when it is not in use to reduce battery
consumption.
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