What to do if my Beltone Imagine Hearing Aid has no sound?
If your Beltone Hearing Aid has no sound, consider the following: * Ensure the hearing aid is turned on. * Check if the hearing aid is in telecoil mode; if so, switch to the microphone program. * Make sure the hearing aid is charged by placing it in the charger. * Visit your physician if your ear is full of wax.
How to fix Beltone Imagine that is not charging?
If your Beltone Hearing Aid is not charging: * Ensure the hearing aid sits correctly in the charger; reinsert it if necessary. * Verify that the hearing aid charger is plugged into a power source.
Why does my Beltone Hearing Aid whistle?
Your Beltone Hearing Aid might be whistling due to several reasons: * Your earmold might not be correctly inserted; try re-inserting it. * The volume could be too loud; if you've increased it, try reducing it. * You might be holding an object too close to the hearing aid; create more space between the hearing aid and the object. * Your ear may be full of wax; visit your hearing care professional or physician to have your ears checked.
Why does my Beltone Imagine Hearing Aid battery drain very quickly?
If the battery of your Beltone Hearing Aid drains quickly: * Ensure you are placing your hearing aids in the charger for recharging when you are not using them, or switch them off. * If the hearing aid is old, visit your hearing care professional.
General| Technology Level | Premium |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Sound Processing | Digital |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Feedback Cancellation | Yes |
| Tinnitus Management | Yes |
| Manufacturer | Beltone |
| Model | Imagine |
| Programs | 4 |
| Directional Microphones | Yes |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Style | RIC (Receiver-in-Canal) |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable |
| Remote Control | Yes, via app |
| Telecoil | Available |
| Channels | 17 |
Details the components and identification of the Model 86 hearing aid.
Provides critical safety warnings regarding Li-Ion batteries and their handling.
Explains the color-coding system to distinguish left and right hearing aids.
Provides step-by-step guides for correctly inserting and removing hearing aids and earmolds.
Covers turning aids on/off and understanding LED indicator lights.
Details how to adjust volume and switch between listening programs.
Identifies cleaning tools and provides general guidelines for care and maintenance.
Outlines daily cleaning steps for the hearing aids, earmolds, and microphones.
Explains how and why to change the microphone filters.
Provides general warnings and specific warnings for hearing care professionals regarding TBP use.
Covers general safety advice for hearing aid use, including pets, children, and environmental hazards.
Highlights specific safety concerns related to the power output and sound pressure levels of hearing aids.
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