Why is my ReSound Hearing Aid whistling?
Feedback or whistling in your ReSound Hearing Aid can occur for several reasons. First, ensure the hearing aid is correctly inserted. If the volume is too loud, try reducing it. Also, make sure nothing is too close to the hearing aid, such as a hat or telephone receiver; create more space. Finally, excessive earwax can cause feedback, so consider visiting your physician.
What to do if my ReSound Custom Hearing Aid has no sound?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid has no sound, check these things: * Make sure the hearing aid is switched on. * Verify that a battery is inserted correctly. * If a battery is already inserted, try replacing it with a new one to ensure it's not depleted. * If the issue persists, your ear may be full of wax, in which case you should visit your physician.
How to fix distorted sound on ReSound Custom Hearing Aid?
If the sound from your ReSound Hearing Aid is distorted or weak, the following may help: * Replace the battery with a new one, as the current battery may be dead. * Clean the battery or replace it if it's dirty. * If your hearing aid has gotten moist, use a desiccant (drying kit).
Why does the battery of my ReSound Hearing Aid drain so quickly?
If the battery of your ReSound Hearing Aid drains very quickly, consider these points: * Ensure you switch off your hearing aid when not in use, such as during the night. Leaving it on for extended periods can drain the battery. * Check the date on the battery pack to ensure the battery isn't old.
General| Noise Reduction | Yes |
|---|---|
| Technology | Digital |
| Microphone | Directional |
| App Compatibility | ReSound Smart 3D |
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth (select models) |
| Tinnitus Masking | Yes |
| Style | ITE, ITC, CIC |
| Remote Control | ReSound Smart 3D app, Remote Control 2 |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android |
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the hearing aid battery.
Safety precautions and important warnings related to handling and using hearing aid batteries.
Instructions for correctly inserting CIC, ITC, and ITE hearing aids into the ear canal.
Step-by-step instructions for removing CIC hearing aids from the ear.
Instructions for removing ITC and ITE hearing aids from the ear.
Explains how to use the volume control for adjusting sound levels.
Provides safety warnings and precautions for the optional Phone Now feature.
Provides critical safety warnings for hearing aid usage and potential risks.
Offers general safety precautions related to wireless function and device components.
Troubleshooting steps for addressing feedback or whistling sounds from the hearing aid.
Solutions for issues where the hearing aid is not producing any sound.
Steps to resolve issues of distorted or weak sound output from the hearing aid.
Identifies causes and solutions for rapid battery depletion in the hearing aid.
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