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Miracle-Ear GENIUS 3.0 - User Manual

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GENIUS
3.0
Rechargeable Receiver-in-Canal
Receiver-in-the-canal user manual
www.miracle-ear.com

Table of Contents

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Summary

Welcome

CAUTION

Important safety warning regarding reading the user and safety manuals.

Before using your hearing aids for the first time

Instructions to fully charge hearing aids before initial use.

Your hearing aids

Hearing aid type

Describes the RIC model and its components.

Getting to know your hearing aids

Components and names

Identifies key parts of the hearing aid with labels and descriptions.

Standard ear pieces

Lists and describes standard ear piece types available.

Custom-made ear pieces

Lists and describes custom-made ear piece options.

Controls

Push button function

Details functions assigned to short, medium, and long presses of the push button.

Hearing programs

Lists available hearing programs and refers to program changing section.

Features

Describes the tinnitus control feature.

Daily use

Charging

Instructions for placing hearing aids in the charger and charging.

Low power indication

Explains the alert signal for low battery and remaining usage time.

Replacement of the power cell

Recommendation for power cell replacement if battery life is insufficient.

Turning on and off

Via charger

Describes turning hearing aids on/off by using the charger.

Via push button

Explains how to turn hearing aids on/off using the push button.

Switching to standby mode

Note

Clarifies standby mode power consumption and how to exit it.

Inserting and removing the hearing aids

Colored markers

Explains colored markers indicating left and right ear.

Inserting a hearing aid

Step-by-step guide for correctly inserting hearing aids with Click Sleeves.

The optional retention strand

Removing a hearing aid

If your hearing aid is equipped with a custom shell or a Click Mold

Specific removal instructions for custom ear pieces.

For all other ear pieces

General instructions for removing standard ear pieces.

CAUTION

Warning about potential ear piece detachment and requiring professional help.

Adjusting the volume

Changing the hearing program

Further adjustments (optional)

Special listening situations

On the phone

Guidance on aligning the hearing aid and phone receiver.

Telephone program

Suggests configuring a telephone program for preferred phone volume.

Audio streaming with iPhone

Airplane mode

Maintenance and care

Hearing aids

General advice on cleaning hearing aids with a soft, dry tissue.

Drying

Mentions charger drying and other drying methods.

Storage

Short-term storage

Instructions for short-term storage using push button or charger.

Long-term storage

Guidance for long-term storage, including charging intervals and drying products.

Ear pieces

Cleaning

How to clean ear pieces to prevent sound quality issues from cerumen.

For Click Domes or Click Sleeves

Instructions for cleaning Click Domes or Click Sleeves.

Exchanging

Exchanging standard ear pieces

Recommends exchanging standard ear pieces every three months.

Exchanging Click Domes

Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing Click Domes using a tool.

Exchanging Click Sleeves

Professional maintenance

Important safety information

WARNING

Warning about potential power cell bursting due to incorrect use or damage.

Observe the operating conditions

Advises observing operating conditions and protecting from extreme heat and sunlight.

Charge your hearing aids

Emphasizes charging only with the approved charger.

Do not disassemble the power cell

Strict warning against disassembling the power cell.

Replacement and repair have to be performed by a professional

Further information

Safety information

Refers to the safety manual for more detailed safety information.

Accessories

Lists examples of available accessories like remote controls and apps.

Operating, transport and storage conditions

Provides temperature and humidity ranges for operating, discharging, and charging.

During extended periods of transport and storage

Disposal information

Symbols used in this document

Warning symbol (! )

Explains the warning symbol indicating potential injury.

Caution symbol (! )

Explains the caution symbol indicating possible property damage.

Information symbol ( i )

Explains the information symbol for advice and tips.

Made for iPhone

Defines the 'Made for iPhone' certification and its implications.

Troubleshooting

Sound is weak

Lists potential solutions for weak sound: volume, charging, ear piece.

Problem and possible solutions

Hearing aid emits whistling sounds

Solutions for whistling sounds: reinsert ear piece, decrease volume, clean ear piece.

Sound is distorted

Solutions for distorted sound: decrease volume, charge aid, clean ear piece.

Hearing aid emits signal tones

Solution for signal tones: charge the hearing aid.

Hearing aid does not work

Solutions for non-working aid: turn on, charge, check charger LEDs.

Country-specific information

Service and warranty

Serial numbers

Fields to record serial numbers for hearing aids and receiver units.

Service dates

Fields to record service dates for the hearing aid and receiver.

Warranty

Fields to record purchase date and warranty period.

Your Hearing Care Specialist

Placeholder for Hearing Care Specialist contact information.

Miracle-Ear GENIUS 3.0 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMiracle-Ear
ModelGENIUS 3.0
CategoryHearing Aid
LanguageEnglish

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