What to do if my Cochlear Recording Equipment is not working because of the battery?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment is not working, make sure the battery is inserted the right way. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
What to do if my Cochlear Recording Equipment has no sound or weak sound?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment has no sound or weak sound, it might be due to a weak or dead battery, the volume being too low, or the magnet being too weak. Often, replacing the battery resolves this issue.
What to do if my Cochlear Recording Equipment is not working?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment is not working, check if the sound processor is turned on, ensure the battery door is completely closed, and verify that the battery is not dead. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
Why is my Cochlear Recording Equipment sound distorted or intermittent?
Distorted or intermittent sound in your Cochlear Recording Equipment can be caused by the volume being too high or a weak battery. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
Why does my Cochlear Recording Equipment keep falling off?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment repeatedly falls off, the magnet may be too weak. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
What to do if my Cochlear Recording Equipment has feedback (whistling)?
Feedback or whistling in your Cochlear Recording Equipment can occur if a hat, glasses, or another object is in contact with the sound processor, or if the battery door is in the wrong position. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
What causes persistent skin irritation from my Cochlear Recording Equipment?
Persistent skin irritation from your Cochlear Recording Equipment can be caused by the magnet being too strong. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
How to fix no sound on Cochlear Recording Equipment?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment has no sound or weak sound, it might be due to a weak or dead battery, volume being too low, or a magnet that is too weak. A new battery is often the solution.
What to do if Cochlear Recording Equipment does not work?
If your Cochlear Recording Equipment isn't working, check if the sound processor is turned on, ensure the battery door is completely closed, and verify that the battery isn't dead. Replacing the battery is often the solution.
Why is the sound distorted on my Cochlear Recording Equipment?
Distorted or intermittent sound on your Cochlear Recording Equipment can be caused by a volume that is too high or a weak battery. A new battery is often the solution.
General| Brand | Cochlear |
|---|---|
| Model | Baha |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Essential safety instructions for first-time use, operation, tool usage, and preventing damage or injury.
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Discusses EMC guidelines for medical equipment and avoiding interference from HF communication devices.
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Describes functions of GREEN, GREY, ORANGE, and YELLOW buttons for pump, speed, program, and direction.
Lists error numbers, descriptions, and recommended remedies for operational issues.
Provides guidance for persistent errors or total failure, recommending service agent contact.
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