How to fix oticon Geno 2 when there is no sound?
If your Oticon Hearing Aid has no sound, the cause might be a dead battery. In this case, replace the battery. Another possible cause is a clogged tube or earpiece (mould, dome, Grip Tip, Micro mould, or LiteTip). Try cleaning the mould or cleaning the Corda miniFit (thin tube), replacing the dome or Grip Tip, or replacing the wax filter.
Why my oticon Geno 2 is making a squealing noise?
If your Oticon Hearing Aid is making a squealing noise, it could be because the earpiece is inserted incorrectly. Try re-inserting the earpiece (mould, dome, Grip Tip, Micro mould or LiteTip). Another possible cause is ear wax accumulated in the ear canal. In this case, have your ear canal examined by your doctor.
What to do if oticon Hearing Aid has intermittent or reduced sound?
If you are experiencing intermittent or reduced sound in your Oticon Hearing Aid, it could be due to several reasons. A clogged sound outlet might be the cause, so try cleaning the mould or cleaning the Corda miniFit (thin tube), replacing the dome or Grip Tip, or replacing the wax filter. Moisture can also cause this issue; wipe the battery with a dry cloth and/or dry the tube. Also, check the battery, as a dead battery can cause sound issues, and replace it if needed. If the damping filter in the sound hook is clogged, contact your hearing care professional for assistance.
General| Category | Hearing Aid |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Oticon |
| Model | Geno 2 |
| Battery Size | 312, 13 |
| Styles | BTE |
Describes the two primary types of hearing aid attachments and earpieces.
Details battery type and how to distinguish left/right hearing aids.
Explains components and functions of sound hook/mould and thin tube systems.
Instructions for powering the aid on/off and replacing the battery.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the hearing aid battery.
Advice on handling, cleaning microphone openings, and using the brush.
Guide to wearing, cleaning, washing moulds, and replacing earpieces.
Guide to wearing thin tubes, cleaning them, and replacing wax filters.
How to mute, change programs, and adjust volume on the hearing aid.
Operating the secure battery drawer and overview of wireless accessories.
Explains the autophone feature for automatic phone program activation.
Guidelines on proper usage, choking hazards, and battery safety.
Precautions against heat, chemicals, interference, and active implants.
Safety regarding external equipment and potential side effects.
Guide to resolving common hearing aid problems like no sound or squealing.
Details water resistance capabilities and operating/storage conditions.
Information on warranty, service, technical specs, and symbols.
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