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ReSound BTEs
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CONTENTS PAGE
Adjusting to a world of new sounds 4
Turning your hearing instrument on and off 5
SmartStart™ 5
Inserting the hearing instrument 6
— with standard earmold and tubing
— with Thin Tube/Flex-Tube™/receiver
tube and dome
Removing the hearing instrument 9
Volume control 10
Program selector 11
Your program environments
Stand-by mode 12
Telephone use 12
Cell phone
Using assistive listening systems 14
Direct audio input (DAI) 14
Low battery warning 15
Changing the battery 15
Battery warning information 16
Daily maintenance 17
Maintaining the earmold and tubing 18
Maintaining the Thin Tube/Flex-Tube™
and dome 19
Receiver tube 20
Maintaining the receiver tube and dome 20
Changing the dome 21
HF3 wax protection system 24
General precautions 26
General warnings 27
Important notice for prospective
hearing aid users 28
Children with hearing loss 30
Warning to hearing aid dispensers 31
Troubleshooting guide 32
Warranty and repairs 34
RESOUND BTE (BEHIND-THE-EAR)
HEARING INSTRUMENTS
Congratulations on the purchase of your new fully
digital ReSound hearing instruments!
ReSound’s state-of-the-art hearing instrument tech-
nology and the customized set-up selected by your
hearing healthcare professional will bring outstanding
sound quality to your family, social and professional
lives.
Your ReSound hearing instruments have been
adjusted to your individual hearing loss. Please famil-
iarize yourself with the information in this booklet.
Proper understanding and use of your new ReSound
hearing instruments will allow you to derive maximum
hearing benefi t.
Please refer to the accompanying Quick Reference
or User Instructions for Tinnitus Sound Generators
for illustrations of your specifi c instrument model,
technical information as well as additional information
related to the proper use of your hearing instruments.
Note: Since this booklet covers multiple models of
hearing instruments, the illustrations may vary slightly
from your particular model.
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