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Identifies the main components of the hearing aid, including microphone openings and battery drawer.
Explains the role of each part, like sound input/output and control buttons.
Illustrates how to open the battery drawer and insert the size 312 battery correctly.
Explains the meaning of three and four beeps indicating battery status.
Guides through removing the old battery, uncovering the new one, and inserting it.
Instructs on closing the drawer and listening for the start-up jingle.
Explains how the MultiTool's magnetic end aids in battery removal and insertion.
Provides step-by-step instructions for placing the hearing aid correctly behind the ear.
Describes the magnet, brush, and wire loop features of the MultiTool.
Details how to gently brush debris from microphone openings with a clean brush.
Provides a three-step guide to remove and securely attach a new earpiece.
Details the four-step process for using the tool to replace the ProWax filter.
Outlines the tool-assisted steps for replacing ProWax filters on molds.
Explains how to increase or decrease volume using short presses on the push button.
Describes how to change between up to four hearing aid programs using push buttons.
Describes how to reset the hearing aid to standard settings by opening/closing the battery drawer.
Explains how opening/closing the battery drawer puts the hearing aid into pairing mode for 180 seconds.
Confirms compatibility with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch for communication and control.
Guides users to 'Settings' and 'General' on iPhone to start the pairing process.
Instructs users to select 'Accessibility' and then 'MFi Hearing Devices' on the iPhone.
Explains opening/closing the battery drawer and placing hearing aids near the iPhone.
Describes how the iPhone detects and lists hearing aids for selection during pairing.
Details the process of confirming the pairing request for one or two hearing aids.
Details two ways to adjust volume: separately per ear or simultaneously for both ears.
Emphasizes keeping hearing aids, parts, and batteries away from children due to choking risk.
Lists possible causes like dead battery or clogged earpieces for no sound.
Identifies clogged sound outlets, moisture, or dead batteries as causes for intermittent sound.
Attributes squealing to incorrectly inserted earpieces or earwax accumulation.
Covers beeping indicating service needs and Bluetooth pairing failures.
Provides solutions like replacing the battery, cleaning molds, or re-inserting the earpiece.
Offers steps to unpair, re-pair, and manage Bluetooth connection for Apple devices.
Confirms the hearing aid is dust-tight and protected against water ingress for daily use.
Provides steps for drying the hearing aid if it contacts water and warns against immersion.
Identifies the main components of the hearing aid, including microphone openings and battery drawer.
Explains the role of each part, like sound input/output and control buttons.
Illustrates how to open the battery drawer and insert the size 312 battery correctly.
Explains the meaning of three and four beeps indicating battery status.
Guides through removing the old battery, uncovering the new one, and inserting it.
Instructs on closing the drawer and listening for the start-up jingle.
Explains how the MultiTool's magnetic end aids in battery removal and insertion.
Provides step-by-step instructions for placing the hearing aid correctly behind the ear.
Describes the magnet, brush, and wire loop features of the MultiTool.
Details how to gently brush debris from microphone openings with a clean brush.
Provides a three-step guide to remove and securely attach a new earpiece.
Details the four-step process for using the tool to replace the ProWax filter.
Outlines the tool-assisted steps for replacing ProWax filters on molds.
Explains how to increase or decrease volume using short presses on the push button.
Describes how to change between up to four hearing aid programs using push buttons.
Describes how to reset the hearing aid to standard settings by opening/closing the battery drawer.
Explains how opening/closing the battery drawer puts the hearing aid into pairing mode for 180 seconds.
Confirms compatibility with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch for communication and control.
Guides users to 'Settings' and 'General' on iPhone to start the pairing process.
Instructs users to select 'Accessibility' and then 'MFi Hearing Devices' on the iPhone.
Explains opening/closing the battery drawer and placing hearing aids near the iPhone.
Describes how the iPhone detects and lists hearing aids for selection during pairing.
Details the process of confirming the pairing request for one or two hearing aids.
Details two ways to adjust volume: separately per ear or simultaneously for both ears.
Emphasizes keeping hearing aids, parts, and batteries away from children due to choking risk.
Lists possible causes like dead battery or clogged earpieces for no sound.
Identifies clogged sound outlets, moisture, or dead batteries as causes for intermittent sound.
Attributes squealing to incorrectly inserted earpieces or earwax accumulation.
Covers beeping indicating service needs and Bluetooth pairing failures.
Provides solutions like replacing the battery, cleaning molds, or re-inserting the earpiece.
Offers steps to unpair, re-pair, and manage Bluetooth connection for Apple devices.
Confirms the hearing aid is dust-tight and protected against water ingress for daily use.
Provides steps for drying the hearing aid if it contacts water and warns against immersion.
General| Brand | Bernafon |
|---|---|
| Model | Zerena 9 |
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Language | English |
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