What to do if my Beltone Hearing Aid has no sound?
If your Beltone Hearing Aid has no sound, first ensure that it is turned on. Next, check if there's a battery inside and if it's still good; if not, insert or replace it with a new battery. If these steps don't resolve the issue, earwax buildup may be the cause, so visit your physician.
How to prevent my Beltone Rely Hearing Aid battery from draining quickly?
To prevent your Beltone Hearing Aid battery from draining quickly, always turn off your hearing aids when you are not using them, such as during the night. Also, check the battery packaging to ensure the battery isn't old.
How to extend Beltone Hearing Aid battery life?
If the battery in your Beltone Hearing Aid drains very quickly, make sure you turn off your hearing aid when you are not using it, such as at night. Also, check the battery packaging to make sure the battery isn't old. Remember that batteries will run out faster when you use wireless functions like streaming from your smart device or from your TV with our TV streamer.
Why does my Beltone Rely have feedback or "whistling"?
Feedback or whistling can occur for several reasons. It might be because your earmold or dome isn't correctly inserted—try re-inserting it. If the volume is too high, reduce it. Also, holding objects too close to the hearing aid can cause feedback, so create more space. Finally, earwax buildup can be a cause, in which case, visit your physician.
Why is the sound distorted, spluttering, or weak in my Beltone Rely Hearing Aid?
Distorted, spluttering, or weak sound in your Beltone Hearing Aid can stem from several issues. First, check the battery; if it's dead or dirty, replace or clean it. Another potential cause is moisture inside the hearing aid; try using a desiccant (drying kit) to remove any moisture.
Why is my Beltone Rely whistling or has feedback?
If your Beltone Hearing Aid is producing feedback or a whistling sound, ensure your earmold or dome is correctly inserted. If the volume is too loud, reduce it. Also, avoid holding objects close to the hearing aid. If the problem persists, your ear may be full of wax, or the receiver wire might be broken or the earmold clogged, so you should visit your doctor or hearing care professional.
Why does my Beltone Hearing Aid sound distorted, weak, or is spluttering?
If the sound from your Beltone Hearing Aid is distorted, spluttering, or weak, the first step is to replace the battery. If that doesn't work, the battery may be dirty, so try cleaning it or replacing it with a new one. If there is moisture in your hearing aid, use a desiccant (drying kit). If the problem persists, the receiver wire might be broken or the earmold clogged, so you should consult your hearing care professional.
General| Model | Rely |
|---|---|
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Wireless Connectivity | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Feedback Cancellation | Yes |
| Directional Microphones | Yes |
| Technology | Digital |
| Weight | Varies by style |
| Dimensions | Varies by style |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Styles | BTE |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable |
Fields for serial number, model number, and battery type for each hearing aid.
Options for selecting dome/earmould types and understanding program beep indicators.
Explains the purpose of generic air-conduction hearing aids and their components like TBP module and domes.
Identifies and labels key parts of the Zinc-Air battery model 64 hearing aid.
Details the components of the Zinc-Air battery model 63 hearing aid.
Illustrates and describes various dome types, their sizes, and colors.
Crucial safety information regarding battery handling, disposal, and potential hazards.
Tips for optimal battery performance, longevity, and shelf life.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly insert a new battery into the hearing aid.
Tips for conserving battery life and understanding low battery warning signals.
Details how wireless features affect battery drain and hearing aid function performance.
Guidance on how to correctly identify and differentiate between the left and right hearing aids.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the receiver dome into the ear canal.
Explains how to use the sport lock to prevent hearing aids from coming loose during physical activity.
Step-by-step instructions for properly inserting earmoulds into the ear canal.
Instructions on how to safely remove receiver domes from the ear.
Step-by-step guide for removing earmoulds from the ear canal.
Explains powering aids on/off and the delayed activation feature with audible feedback.
Details how to use hearing aid buttons to switch programs and their feedback.
Explains the telecoil feature for improved hearing with telephones and in venues with teleloops.
Provides tips for holding the phone to improve sound quality and reduce whistling.
Describes the optional Auto-Phone feature for automatic program switching when using a phone.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the magnet to a telephone receiver.
Explains DAI connection and its effect on battery life.
Lists key guidelines and restrictions for using FM systems with hearing aids.
Introduces remote adjustment and live assistance services via a smart device.
Details compatibility for audio streaming and control with Apple and Android devices.
Information on using apps for communication with hearing aids, including best practices.
Instructions to activate and deactivate wireless communication (Flight Mode) on the hearing aids.
Lists various accessories like TV Link, Remote Control, and microphones for enhanced functionality.
Essential advice for maintaining hearing aids and prolonging their lifespan.
Details daily cleaning routines and lists cleaning tools provided for maintenance.
Advises on the frequency of dome replacement and the importance of using original consumables.
Step-by-step guide for replacing standard domes on the receiver.
Instructions specific to replacing tulip domes on the hearing aid receiver.
Explains the function of wax filters and the need for regular replacement using provided tools.
Step-by-step guide using the wax filter tool to remove the used wax filter.
Step-by-step guide using the wax filter tool to insert a new wax filter and re-attach the dome.
Critical safety warnings related to ear care, radiation, hazardous environments, and sharing devices.
Precautions on wireless use, device integrity, and connecting compatible accessories.
Outlines precautions regarding wireless transmissions and using original parts for safe operation.
Sets realistic expectations about hearing aid performance and their role in rehabilitation.
Provides solutions for feedback or whistling sounds, including re-insertion and volume adjustment.
Offers solutions for no sound, distorted, spluttering, or weak output, focusing on battery and connectivity.
Explains causes for rapid battery drain and methods to conserve battery power.
Lists ear conditions needing physician consultation before hearing aid dispensing.
Emphasizes medical evaluation and professional fitting for optimal hearing aid selection.
Highlights audiologists' role in evaluating and rehabilitating children with hearing loss.
Introduces the TBP module for tinnitus relief and its target audience.
Specifies that the audio signal technology used is digital.
Lists high-pass and low-pass filter configurations for white noise signal shaping.
Advises on handling side effects and guidance for children or disabled users.
Emphasizes medical evaluation before using a tinnitus masker.
Alerts to dangers of sound generators if used improperly and the need for professional advice.
Advises professionals on user conditions needing physician consultation before TBP use.
Details maximum daily usage limits and managing side effects from the sound generator.
Lists user conditions necessitating physician consultation before TBP use.
Outlines warranty, repair policy, and environmental testing guidelines for hearing aids.
Provides specifications for operating, transport, and storage temperature and humidity ranges.
Details FCC/ISED compliance and measures to address potential interference.
Lists compliance with EU, US (FCC), Canadian (ISED), and Japanese regulations.
Specifies model types and their RF transmitter details.
Defines the meaning of various symbols used in the manual, including warnings and advice.
Provides detailed technical data for RIE - LP receiver models, including gain, output, and distortion.
Details technical specifications for RIE - MP receiver models, including sensitivity and noise reduction.
Presents technical specifications for RIE - HP receiver models, covering output and frequency range.
Lists technical specifications for RIE - UP receiver models, including telecoil sensitivity and current drain.
Details acknowledgments for software contributions and licensing terms.
Provides contact details for Beltone's worldwide headquarters and regional offices.
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