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General| Rechargeable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Feedback Cancellation | Yes |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Sound Processing | Digital |
| Telecoil | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Directional Microphones | Yes |
| Self-Fitting | Yes |
| Made In | USA |
| Type | Behind-the-ear (BTE) |
| Warranty | 45-day risk-free trial, 1-year warranty |
Details the components included with the hearing aid, such as thin tubing and ComfortTIP.
Lists the components of the charger unit: power adapter, case, and cord.
Describes the cleaning tool, including its wire, magnet, and brush components.
Identifies key parts of the hearing aid: microphones, volume dial, program button, stabilizer bar, tubing base, and ComfortTIP.
Highlights the charging port location and the main body of the VOLT hearing aid.
Instructions on how to distinguish between left and right hearing aids for proper use.
Outlines the three basic steps: Charge VOLT, Place VOLT on ear, and Turn VOLT on.
Explains the meaning of different light indicators (Blue, Solid Green, Flashing Green, Off) on the charger.
Steps to connect the charging case, cord, and power adapter for the charger.
Guidance on inserting the ComfortTIP into the ear canal with the thin tubing.
Instructions for placing the hearing aid body behind the ear and tucking the stabilizer bar.
Explains the volume dial for increasing/decreasing volume and acting as an on/off control.
Note on the beep sound after turning on and the need to raise volume slowly.
Information about whistling and how proper insertion of the ComfortTIP should resolve it.
How to change programs using the program button and what beeps indicate.
Details four programs (Quiet, Social, Noisy, Restaurant) and their recommended uses.
Using the cleaning tool's brush to remove debris from the ComfortTIP, microphone, and buttons.
Using the cleaning tool's wire to remove debris from the tubing and reattaching it.
How to identify left/right thin tubing (color labels) and ComfortTIPs (curve direction).
Instructions on how to remove the tubing from the VOLT body by rotating the base.
Steps for attaching new tubing securely to the VOLT body.
How to safely remove the ComfortTIP from the tubing.
Guidance on aligning and attaching a new ComfortTIP to the tubing end.
Important check to ensure tubing is visible through the ComfortTIP opening.
Recommendation to replace tubing and tips every three months for optimal performance.
Information on how to order replacement parts via website or phone.
Tips for positioning the phone's audio output and hearing aid microphone to avoid whistling.
Illustrates the locations of audio output on a phone and the microphone on the hearing aid.
Details 100% coverage for defects, malfunctions, and accidental damage after warranty.
Information on when the service contract starts and how to purchase or renew the plan.
A table mapping issues (distorted sound, whistling, weak sound) to action steps.
Discusses causes like trapped moisture, low volume, or debris, and suggests solutions.
Explains feedback, improper insertion, volume levels, and debris as causes for whistling.
Covers causes like trapped moisture, device power, charging status, and debris blocking sound.
Details the 90-day warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
How to contact for warranty or repair service, including RMA numbers and costs.
Instructions on what to send (VOLT body only) and how to package it.
List of items to exclude when sending the device for repair (e.g., case, charger).
Details the 45-day return period for a full refund and conditions for returns.
Requirement for an RMA number for proper processing and consequences of no-RMA returns.
Lists conditions (e.g., ear deformity, drainage, dizziness) that require user to consult a physician.
Emphasizes the importance of a medical evaluation by a physician before purchasing a hearing aid.
Describes the roles of audiologists/dispensers in conducting evaluations and fitting aids.
Details the process and timeframe for canceling a transaction without penalty.
Instructions on mailing or delivering a cancellation notice to MDHearingAid.
Lists specifications like MAX OSPL90, HF Average OSPL90, HFA Full-on-gain, THD, and Input Noise.
Details the IP57 rating for dust and water resistance.
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