Sonova Phonak Lyric 4 Manuale utente

The contact lens for your ear™

Phonak LyricTM4

User Guide

This user guide is valid for the following hearing aid

model:

Non wireless model CE mark applied

Lyric4 2020

Your hearing aid

1. Introduction to Lyric 5

2. Adjusting and removing Lyric 9

3. Follow-up care and replacement 18

Further information

4. Frequently asked questions 20

5. Service and warranty 26

6. Compliance information 27

7. Information and explanation of symbols 28

8. For the US market only, complies 33

with the FDA regulations

9. Privacy Notice 39

10. Important safety information 41

Contents

4

Lyric. The contact lens for your ear.

Thank you for choosing Lyric, the rst extended wear

hearing aid that is 100% invisible. Lyric requires a lot

less interaction and handling compared to conventional

hearing aids. We are convinced that your Lyric will

provide valuable benets to your daily life.

Your hearing aids have been developed by Phonak – the

world leader in hearing solutions based in Zurich,

Switzerland.

Please read this user guide carefully in order to safely

operate your Lyric hearing aids and to benet from all

the possibilities they have to oer.

If you have any questions, please consult your hearing

care professional.

Phonak – life is on

www.phonak.com

5

1. Introduction to Lyric

aInsertion handle

bMicrophone protection

c“This side up” indication

dMicrophone and

signal processor

eReceiver

fBattery

gMedial seal

hLateral seal

iRemoval loop

i

a

b

cd

e

g

h

f

6

1.1 What makes Lyric dierent

Lyric is comfortably placed in the ear canal by a Lyric

trained hearing care professional and can be used

24 hours a day, seven days a week, for months at a time.

No surgery or anesthesia is required. Unlike many

other hearing aids, Lyric is positioned totally inside the

ear canal and uses your ear’s anatomy to provide

natural sound quality.

1.2 What you can expect with your new Lyric

Adjusting to your new hearing aid

Like all hearing aids, Lyric requires an adjustment period.

For most people, Lyric becomes comfortable within

a few days. Others may take up to two weeks to adjust

to Lyric.

You may notice some initial discomfort when sleeping.

Try to sleep with as little direct pressure on your ears

as possible. Sleeping on your back is ideal.

7

If your ear is itchy, do not scratch or pull at the ear.

Instead, gently massage the side of your face near

your ear.

8

Getting used to new sounds and sound quality

Usually, hearing loss progresses slowly over years. So it

is not unusual for things to sound a bit loud or strange

when you rst wear Lyric. The voices of your friends and

loved ones – and perhaps even your own voice – may

sound dierent for a while.

At rst, you may also notice normal environmental

sounds such as the refrigerator running, road noise from

the tires on the car and heels clicking on the oor while

walking. Within a short period of time, you will notice

such sounds less as they become part of your everyday

hearing world.

9

The following chapter provides instructions on how to

use your Lyric. Please read it carefully.

2.1 Using the SoundLync

The SoundLync contains a small black magnet that

functions like a remote control to change the settings

of your Lyric (see instructions chapters 2.2 – 2.5).

SoundLync

aKeychain housing

bMagnet

cRemoval tool

dCap

2. Adjusting and removing Lyric

a

b

c

d

10

To be able to use the SoundLync, unscrew the magnet

from the keychain housing and hold it inside the ear

canal without touching the hearing aid.

Attached to one end of the magnet is a small tool

that can be used to safely remove Lyric from your

ear in urgent situations.

Note: Please be aware that Lyric is muted for one

second after a beep is played. It is also muted during

the beep series when changing the volume.

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