Why does my ReSound KE461-DRWC Hearing Aid whistle?
Your ReSound Hearing Aid may be whistling due to several reasons: * The earmold or dome might not be correctly inserted. Try re-inserting it. * The volume could be too loud. Reduce the volume. * You might be holding an object too close to the hearing aid. Move your hand or the object away to create more space. * Your ear may be full of wax. In this case, visit your physician.
What to do if my ReSound KE461-DRWC has no sound?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid has no sound, consider the following: * Ensure the hearing aid is turned on. If it's off, turn it on. * Check if the hearing aid is charged. If not, charge it. Refer to the user manual for your charger. * Your ear may be full of wax, so visit your physician.
How to fix ReSound KE461-DRWC Hearing Aid if it is not charging?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid is not charging: * Ensure the hearing aid is sitting correctly in the charger. Reinsert the hearing aid in the charger, consulting the user manual for your charger. * Make sure the hearing aid charger is either charged (for Premium chargers) or plugged into a power source. If not, plug the charger into a power source, consulting the user manual for your charger.
General| Channels | 17 |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Battery Type | 312 |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Wireless Connectivity | Yes |
| Receiver Type | Standard |
| Telecoil | Yes |
| Programs | 4 |
| Type | Receiver-in-canal (RIC) |
Explains the basic function and purpose of hearing aids for compensating hearing impairment.
Identifies and illustrates the different components of the hearing aid with numbered labels.
Describes various types of domes and earmoulds available for fitting hearing aids.
Provides instructions on how to charge the hearing aids before first use.
Lists essential warnings and precautions related to the hearing aid's battery.
Explains the indicators and behavior of hearing aids when the battery is low.
Explains how to distinguish between the left and right hearing aids for correct placement.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert a receiver dome into the ear canal.
Details how to attach and use a sport lock for enhanced security during activities.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert earmoulds into the ear canal.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove receiver domes from the ear.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove earmoulds from the ear.
Instructions for powering the hearing aids on and off using the push button.
Explains the Smart Start feature for delayed hearing aid activation.
Details the functions and operations controlled by the hearing aid's push button.
Describes how the push button functions can be customized by a hearing care professional.
Explains the meaning of the various LED light indicators on the hearing aid.
Provides guidance and suggestions for using telephones with hearing aids.
Discusses hearing aid compatibility and potential issues with mobile phones.
Explains the optional Phone Now feature for automatic telephone program switching.
Lists important warnings and precautions related to the Phone Now magnet.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly placing the Phone Now magnet.
Instructions for activating and effectively using the Phone Now feature.
Explains remote adjustment and live assistance services for hearing aids.
Details how hearing aids work with Apple devices for streaming and control.
Covers requirements and process for streaming audio from Android smartphones.
Guides on using smartphone apps for hearing aid control and functions.
Explains how to enter and exit Flight Mode for wireless communication.
Allows streaming audio from TV and other sources to hearing aids.
Enables adjusting volume, muting, and changing programs.
Offers volume control, muting, program changes, and settings display.
Streams phone calls and audio, also acts as a remote control.
A wearable microphone to improve speech understanding in noisy environments.
Functions as a table mic, connects to FM/loop systems, and has audio input.
General advice for maintaining hearing aids to ensure longevity and performance.
Daily cleaning routines and recommended drying kit usage.
Lists and describes the tools used for cleaning hearing aid components.
Recommendations and procedure for changing hearing aid domes.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and attaching new domes.
Specific instructions for changing tulip-shaped domes.
Explains the purpose of wax filters and the procedure for replacement.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove used wax filters.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert new wax filters.
Covers warnings related to foreign objects, radiation, and usage by specific groups.
Guidelines on proper usage, wireless functionality, and external device connections.
Precautions regarding wireless interference and the use of original parts.
Manages user expectations about hearing aid capabilities and rehabilitation.
Potential causes and solutions for feedback or whistling sounds.
Potential causes and solutions for complete loss of sound from the hearing aid.
Potential causes and solutions for distorted, weak, or spluttering sound.
Potential causes and solutions for the hearing aid battery draining quickly.
Potential causes and solutions for the hearing aid not charging correctly.
Answers common questions regarding the preparation and use of rechargeable batteries.
Advises dispensers on conditions requiring medical consultation before dispensing.
Emphasizes the need for medical evaluation before purchasing a hearing aid.
Guidance for children with hearing loss regarding evaluation and rehabilitation.
Introduces the Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG) module and its therapeutic purpose.
Explains how the TSG module works as a sound generator for tinnitus management.
Details TSG setting configuration, synchronization, and environmental monitoring.
Lists available sounds and configurations for the TSG white noise signal.
Advises on the proper prescription use of the TSG hearing aid to avoid damage.
Provides important notices for users of sound generator devices.
Warns about dangerous use and keeping sound generators away from children/pets.
Cautions regarding side effects, unintended usage, and supervision for TSG users.
Lists conditions requiring medical consultation before dispensing TSG.
Lists user precautions and cautions on output levels for TSG use.
Details the manufacturer's warranty and repair policy for hearing aids.
Provides information on operating, transport, and storage temperature limits.
States compliance with FCC and ISED rules regarding interference.
Lists key regulatory compliance statements for EU, US, and Canada.
Provides model type designations, FCC ID, and IC numbers.
Lists available hearing aid variants and their RF output power.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and information symbols used in the manual.
Indicates that the equipment includes an RF transmitter.
Advises on proper disposal of hearing aids and batteries.
Provides detailed technical specifications for RIE - LP receivers.
Provides detailed technical specifications for RIE - MP receivers.
Provides detailed technical specifications for RIE - HP receivers.
Provides detailed technical specifications for RIE - UP receivers.
States software acknowledgments, copyright information, and licensing terms.
Explains the meaning and certification of the Made for Apple badge.
Lists ReSound, Apple, Google, and Bluetooth trademarks and copyright details.
Provides manufacturer's details according to EU Medical Device Directive.
Lists the global headquarters address and contact information.
Provides contact information for the India office.
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