What to do if Cochlear Recording Equipment sound processor does not work?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment's sound processor isn't working, try the following: * Ensure the sound processor is turned on. * Check that the battery door is completely closed and the battery is inserted correctly. * Replace or recharge the battery if it's dead. * Verify that the audio accessory program is not active without an accessory connected.
Why is there feedback (whistling) from my Cochlear Baha 6 Max Recording Equipment?
Feedback or whistling from your Cochlear Recording Equipment can occur due to several reasons: * The sound processor might be touching a hat, glasses, or another object. Ensure the sound processor isn't touching anything and relocate or remove the object. * The battery door might be in the wrong position. Correct the position and close the battery door. * The sound processor's settings might not be optimal.
What to do if Cochlear Recording Equipment sound is distorted or intermittent?
If the sound from your Cochlear Recording Equipment is distorted or intermittent, it could be due to: * The volume being too high. Try decreasing the volume. * A weak battery. Replace or recharge the battery.
How to fix no sound / weak sound in Cochlear Baha 6 Max?
If you're experiencing no sound or weak sound from your Cochlear Recording Equipment, the issue might be: * A weak or dead battery. Replace or recharge the battery. * The volume being too low. Turn up the volume.
General| Brand | Cochlear |
|---|---|
| Model | Baha 6 Max |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Advises individuals under 18 to consult a doctor before using the device.
Guidance for dispensers on advising prospective users with specific conditions.
Caution for dispensers regarding high output levels and potential hearing damage.
Alerts about the dangers of swallowing batteries and keeping them away from children.
Warns about small parts being lost or posing choking/strangulation hazards.
Advises on using earplugs in loud places and managing sound comfort.
Advises seeking medical help if parts get stuck in the ear.
Advises keeping RF equipment at least 30 cm away from the sound processor.
Warns against using unauthorized accessories that may affect performance.
Advises against using the product if it is damaged.
Provides information on benefits, limitations, and adaptation period for hearing aids.
Instructs users on how to report problems and provides FDA contact information.
Details specific medical and audiological evaluations required for minors.
Visual overview of the sound processor components.
Explains how the system enhances hearing and for which conditions it is indicated.
Describes expected improvements and warranty coverage.
Instructions on operating the sound processor using the battery door.
Explains audio and visual signals indicating processor status.
Guide on switching between programs for different listening situations.
How to adjust volume and let others experience bone conduction hearing.
Specifies the battery type and typical battery life.
Explains how the device signals low battery status.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the battery.
Information about an optional battery door to prevent accidental opening.
Instructions for using the safety line and activating flight mode.
Information on using Cochlear True Wireless devices.
Advice on identifying left/right processors using colored stickers.
Steps for pairing, streaming audio, and ending streaming.
Using the Baha Smart App and compatibility with iPhone/Android devices.
Table describing audio/visual signals for common actions like startup and program changes.
Signals related to wireless streaming and special paediatric mode.
Instructions for cleaning, drying, and general upkeep.
Explains IP rating and precautions regarding moisture.
Solutions for powering on issues.
Resolving quiet, muffled, loud, or feedback sounds.
Where the processor can be used and its limitations.
Procedure for reporting serious incidents.
Key technical data like processing delay and noise levels.
Details on harmonic distortion and automatic gain control.
Specifies temperature, humidity, and pressure ranges for operation and storage.
Warning about bringing the sound processor into MRI rooms.
Explains potential interference from electromagnetic fields.
Details the device's classification and compliance with regulations.
Lists compliance with EU directives and other international standards.
Information on service, repair, and performance testing results.
Explains various symbols found on the processor, accessories, and packaging.
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