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Phonak Nathos S+ - User Manual

Phonak Nathos S+
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Summary

Welcome

Introduction to Phonak Hearing Aids

Introduction to the Phonak hearing aid, its quality, and benefits of reading the instructions.

Important Safety Information

Hazard Warnings

Details potential dangers and risks associated with hearing aid usage and modifications.

Information on Product Safety

Provides essential details regarding the hearing aid's resistance to water, sweat, and dust.

Hearing Aid Description

Model and Battery Requirements

Specifies battery types (Zinc air, IEC, ANSI codes) for SP W and UP W models.

Option A: With Classic Earmold

Diagram and labels for Phonak Nathos SP W/UP W with classic earmold configuration.

Option B: Power SlimTube with Classic Earmold

Diagram and labels for Phonak Nathos SP W/UP W with Power SlimTube and classic earmold.

Step-by-Step Instructions for Using the Hearing Aid

Step 1. Getting to Know Your Hearing Aid

Familiarizes the user with the hearing aid's controls and features before wearing.

Adjusting Volume and Changing Programs

Instructions on how to increase/decrease volume and switch between hearing programs.

Step 2. Battery Preparation

Instructions on preparing a new battery by removing the foil and waiting for activation.

Step 3. Inserting the Battery

Step-by-step guide on how to correctly insert a battery into the hearing aid.

Step 4. Turning On the Hearing Aid

Procedure for switching on the hearing aid by closing the battery compartment.

Step 5. Inserting the Hearing Aid

Provides instructions on how to correctly insert the hearing aid into the ear.

Step 5.1 Identifying the Hearing Aid for the Right and Left Ear

Explains the color coding (red for right, blue for left) to identify the correct hearing aid.

Step 5.2 Inserting a SP W or UP W Model with Classic Earmold

Detailed guide on placing the earmold and hearing aid behind the ear.

Step 5.3 Inserting a SP W or UP W Model with Power SlimTube Earmold

Instructions for inserting the hearing aid with a Power SlimTube, referencing previous steps.

Step 6. Adjusting the Volume Control Behind the Ear

Instructions on how to adjust the volume using the control located behind the ear.

Step 7. Selecting the Hearing Program Behind the Ear

Guide on how to select or change hearing programs using the program button.

Step 8. Removing the Hearing Aid

Instructions for safely removing the hearing aid from the ear.

Step 8.1 Removing a SP W or UP W Model with Classic Earmold

Specific steps for removing the hearing aid with a classic earmold.

Step 8.2 Removing a SP W or UP W Model with Power SlimTube Earmold

Instructions for removing the hearing aid with a Power SlimTube, referencing previous steps.

Step 9. Turning Off the Hearing Aid

Procedure for switching off the hearing aid by opening the battery compartment.

Step 10. Changing the Battery

Guidance on battery replacement, including low battery indication and handling.

Step 11. Changing the Battery in Secured Compartment

Instructions for changing the battery in models with a secured battery compartment.

Care and Maintenance

General Information

General advice on protecting the hearing aid from cosmetics, heat, and moisture.

Daily Care

Daily inspection and cleaning of earmold and tube using a lint-free cloth.

Weekly Care

Weekly cleaning of the earmold with a soft, damp or special hearing aid cloth.

Monthly Care

Monthly inspection of the hearing tube for wear and tear, replacement if needed.

Troubleshooting

Hearing Aids Sound Softer Than Usual;No Sound

Steps to troubleshoot low or no sound output from the hearing aid.

Hearing Aid Stops Working After Contact with Water

Procedure for addressing hearing aid malfunction after water exposure.

Battery Discharges Too Quickly

Advice for diagnosing and resolving issues with rapid battery depletion.

Crackling or Buzzing Noises

Troubleshooting steps for auditory disturbances like crackling or buzzing.

Whistling

Guidance on resolving whistling sounds, often related to earmold fit.

Pain or Inflammation in Your Ear

Recommendations for addressing ear discomfort or inflammation related to hearing aid use.

Wireless Accessories Description

Connecting to Audio Sources and Remote Control

Explains how to connect hearing aids to audio devices and use remote control features.

Communication in Noise Over Distance

Details Roger/FM accessories for improved communication in noisy environments.

Roger;FM System Description

Describes the two Roger/FM receiver models: design-integrated and audio shoe.

Design-Integrated Receiver

Details the design-integrated receiver for SP W / UP W models.

Audio Shoe with Universal Receiver

Describes the audio shoe and universal receiver attachment for SP W / UP W models.

Service and Warranty

Service and Warranty Information

Provides fields for recording serial numbers and fitting dates for service purposes.

Compliance Information

Europe: Declaration of Conformity

Declaration of Conformity for Phonak products regarding EU directives for medical devices and radio equipment.

Information and Description of Symbols

CE Mark and Related Directives

Explains the CE symbol and its compliance with Medical Devices and R&TTE Directives.

Type B Applied Part Symbol

Explains the symbol indicating adherence to EN 60601-1 for applied parts.

Medical Device Manufacturer Symbol

Indicates the medical device manufacturer as defined by EU Directive 93/42/EEC.

Read User Guide Symbol

Symbol indicating the importance of reading and considering user guide information.

Warning Notice Symbol

Symbol alerting users to pay attention to important warning notices in the guide.

Handling and Product Safety Symbol

Indicates important information for handling and product safety.

Operating Conditions

Describes product design for problem-free operation under intended use conditions.

Temperature and Humidity Symbols

Defines operational and storage temperature and humidity ranges.

Atmospheric Pressure Symbol

Specifies the acceptable range of atmospheric pressure for operation.

Disposal Symbol

Symbol indicating proper disposal methods for the hearing aid, not as household waste.

Summary

Welcome

Introduction to Phonak Hearing Aids

Introduction to the Phonak hearing aid, its quality, and benefits of reading the instructions.

Important Safety Information

Hazard Warnings

Details potential dangers and risks associated with hearing aid usage and modifications.

Information on Product Safety

Provides essential details regarding the hearing aid's resistance to water, sweat, and dust.

Hearing Aid Description

Model and Battery Requirements

Specifies battery types (Zinc air, IEC, ANSI codes) for SP W and UP W models.

Option A: With Classic Earmold

Diagram and labels for Phonak Nathos SP W/UP W with classic earmold configuration.

Option B: Power SlimTube with Classic Earmold

Diagram and labels for Phonak Nathos SP W/UP W with Power SlimTube and classic earmold.

Step-by-Step Instructions for Using the Hearing Aid

Step 1. Getting to Know Your Hearing Aid

Familiarizes the user with the hearing aid's controls and features before wearing.

Adjusting Volume and Changing Programs

Instructions on how to increase/decrease volume and switch between hearing programs.

Step 2. Battery Preparation

Instructions on preparing a new battery by removing the foil and waiting for activation.

Step 3. Inserting the Battery

Step-by-step guide on how to correctly insert a battery into the hearing aid.

Step 4. Turning On the Hearing Aid

Procedure for switching on the hearing aid by closing the battery compartment.

Step 5. Inserting the Hearing Aid

Provides instructions on how to correctly insert the hearing aid into the ear.

Step 5.1 Identifying the Hearing Aid for the Right and Left Ear

Explains the color coding (red for right, blue for left) to identify the correct hearing aid.

Step 5.2 Inserting a SP W or UP W Model with Classic Earmold

Detailed guide on placing the earmold and hearing aid behind the ear.

Step 5.3 Inserting a SP W or UP W Model with Power SlimTube Earmold

Instructions for inserting the hearing aid with a Power SlimTube, referencing previous steps.

Step 6. Adjusting the Volume Control Behind the Ear

Instructions on how to adjust the volume using the control located behind the ear.

Step 7. Selecting the Hearing Program Behind the Ear

Guide on how to select or change hearing programs using the program button.

Step 8. Removing the Hearing Aid

Instructions for safely removing the hearing aid from the ear.

Step 8.1 Removing a SP W or UP W Model with Classic Earmold

Specific steps for removing the hearing aid with a classic earmold.

Step 8.2 Removing a SP W or UP W Model with Power SlimTube Earmold

Instructions for removing the hearing aid with a Power SlimTube, referencing previous steps.

Step 9. Turning Off the Hearing Aid

Procedure for switching off the hearing aid by opening the battery compartment.

Step 10. Changing the Battery

Guidance on battery replacement, including low battery indication and handling.

Step 11. Changing the Battery in Secured Compartment

Instructions for changing the battery in models with a secured battery compartment.

Care and Maintenance

General Information

General advice on protecting the hearing aid from cosmetics, heat, and moisture.

Daily Care

Daily inspection and cleaning of earmold and tube using a lint-free cloth.

Weekly Care

Weekly cleaning of the earmold with a soft, damp or special hearing aid cloth.

Monthly Care

Monthly inspection of the hearing tube for wear and tear, replacement if needed.

Troubleshooting

Hearing Aids Sound Softer Than Usual;No Sound

Steps to troubleshoot low or no sound output from the hearing aid.

Hearing Aid Stops Working After Contact with Water

Procedure for addressing hearing aid malfunction after water exposure.

Battery Discharges Too Quickly

Advice for diagnosing and resolving issues with rapid battery depletion.

Crackling or Buzzing Noises

Troubleshooting steps for auditory disturbances like crackling or buzzing.

Whistling

Guidance on resolving whistling sounds, often related to earmold fit.

Pain or Inflammation in Your Ear

Recommendations for addressing ear discomfort or inflammation related to hearing aid use.

Wireless Accessories Description

Connecting to Audio Sources and Remote Control

Explains how to connect hearing aids to audio devices and use remote control features.

Communication in Noise Over Distance

Details Roger/FM accessories for improved communication in noisy environments.

Roger;FM System Description

Describes the two Roger/FM receiver models: design-integrated and audio shoe.

Design-Integrated Receiver

Details the design-integrated receiver for SP W / UP W models.

Audio Shoe with Universal Receiver

Describes the audio shoe and universal receiver attachment for SP W / UP W models.

Service and Warranty

Service and Warranty Information

Provides fields for recording serial numbers and fitting dates for service purposes.

Compliance Information

Europe: Declaration of Conformity

Declaration of Conformity for Phonak products regarding EU directives for medical devices and radio equipment.

Information and Description of Symbols

CE Mark and Related Directives

Explains the CE symbol and its compliance with Medical Devices and R&TTE Directives.

Type B Applied Part Symbol

Explains the symbol indicating adherence to EN 60601-1 for applied parts.

Medical Device Manufacturer Symbol

Indicates the medical device manufacturer as defined by EU Directive 93/42/EEC.

Read User Guide Symbol

Symbol indicating the importance of reading and considering user guide information.

Warning Notice Symbol

Symbol alerting users to pay attention to important warning notices in the guide.

Handling and Product Safety Symbol

Indicates important information for handling and product safety.

Operating Conditions

Describes product design for problem-free operation under intended use conditions.

Temperature and Humidity Symbols

Defines operational and storage temperature and humidity ranges.

Atmospheric Pressure Symbol

Specifies the acceptable range of atmospheric pressure for operation.

Disposal Symbol

Symbol indicating proper disposal methods for the hearing aid, not as household waste.

Phonak Nathos S+ Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPhonak
ModelNathos S+
CategoryHearing Aid
LanguageEnglish

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