Phonak MicroSavia Art Manuale utente

microSavia Art™

User Guide

0459

Contents

Welcome 4

Description 5

Preparation 6

Replacing the battery 6

Identifying left and right hearing systems 10

Inserting microSavia Art hearing system with

micro tube into your ear 11

Inserting microSavia Art hearing system

with earmold into your ear 15

Fine tuning your microSavia Art

hearing systems 18

Operation 20

Switching ON/OFF 20

Remote control (optional) 21

Wireless Systems – MyLink (optional) 25

Maintenance 29

Microphone Protector 29

Micro tube and dome 30

Important points 35

Warning 37

Service and Warranty 38

Phonak distributors worldwide 40

Welcome

Congratulations on choosing the microSavia Art

hearing system, one of the smallest and most

sophisticated behind-the-ear instrument from Phonak.

microSavia Art uses the latest advances in digital

hearing technology to offer you the ultimate combination

of hearing miniaturization, hearing performance and

comfort. This inconspicuous hearing system provides

you – in a fully automatic manner – with the highest

sound quality, speech understanding and listening

comfort in all your personal hearing situations.

microSavia Art is a quality product developed by the

Swiss company Phonak, a world leader in hearing

technology, innovation and reliability. Please read

this manual carefully to benefit from all features of

your new hearing system. With proper care and

usage, your microSavia Art will support your hearing

and understanding for many years.

If you want additional information about microSavia

Art, please visit the Phonak website www.phonak.com

Phonak – your partner for good hearing!

Description

microSavia Art

hearing system with

micro tube

Microphone inputs

with Microphone

Protector

Battery compartment

with ON/OFF switch

(two sizes: 312 standard,

10 option)

Micro tube (sound output)

Dome

Retention

microSavia Art

hearing system with

earmold

–see above

Hook/sound

output

Individual

earmold



















Preparation

Replacing the battery

Using the nail grip , open the battery compartment

completely and remove the old battery .

Remove the protective

foil from the new

battery .







Insert the new battery with the “+” sign (flat

side of the battery) in line with the “+” marked on

the battery compartment  and close it .







Preparation

Replacing the battery

Handle the battery compartment with care and

do not use excessive force.

If there is any resistance when shutting the

compartment, ensure that the battery is inserted

correctly.

The compartment may not close properly if

the battery is upside down, and the instrument

will not work.

When your hearing system is not in use, leave

the battery compartment open to allow any

moisture to evaporate.

We recommend to only use batteries which your

hearing care professional approves and sells.

Low battery warning

An acoustic signal gives you an early warning that the

battery is approaching exhaustion. Usually you have

at least 30 minutes to replace the battery. With very

high quality batteries, this reserve may be much

higher and the hearing system will repeat the low

battery warning approximately every 30 minutes.

Note:

Your microSavia Art hearing system offers the unique

possibility to be operated either with size 312 (standard)

or size 10 batteries (option). Your hearing care

professional may modify the devices accordingly. The

312 battery lasts longer and is easier to handle,

the 10 battery creates an even small overall instrument

size (refer to picture below).

312 battery10 battery

Preparation

Identifying left and right hearing systems

It is important to use the correct hearing system for

each ear.

Your hearing care professional can mark the hearing

systems for you with a color code placed on the case

under the nail grip of the battery compartment. The color

code is visible when the battery compartment is opened.

It will identify left and right instruments as follows:

red = right hearing system

blue = left hearing system

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