Why does my ReSound Linx Quattro whistle?
Feedback or whistling in your ReSound Hearing Aid can occur for several reasons. If the volume is set too high, try reducing it. Also, ensure that you are not holding anything too close to your hearing aid, such as a hat or telephone receiver; create more space between the aid and the object. Finally, if earwax is the problem, please visit your physician.
What to do if my ReSound Linx Quattro has no sound?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid has no sound, first, ensure that the hearing aid is switched on. Next, check if a battery is inserted, and if not, insert a new battery. If there is a battery, ensure it is still good by replacing it with a new one. Lastly, if your ear is full of wax, visit your physician.
How to extend battery life on ReSound Linx Quattro Hearing Aid?
If the battery of your ReSound Hearing Aid drains very quickly, make sure you switch off your hearing aid when you are not using it, for example, during the night. Also, check the date on the battery pack to ensure the battery is not old.
Why is the sound distorted on my ReSound Linx Quattro?
If the sound from your ReSound Hearing Aid is distorted or weak, the battery might be the issue. Try replacing it with a new one. Additionally, the battery might be dirty, so clean it or replace it. If your hearing aid has gotten moist, use a desiccant.
General| Model | ReSound LiNX Quattro |
|---|---|
| Channels | 17 |
| App Control | ReSound Smart 3D app |
| Programs | Multiple customizable programs |
| Tinnitus Masker | Yes |
| Wind Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Battery | 312 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wireless Connectivity | 2.4 GHz |
| Streaming | Direct audio streaming |
| Styles | Behind-the-ear (BTE), In-the-ear (ITE), In-the-canal (ITC), Completely-in-canal (CIC) |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android devices |
| Directional Microphones | Yes |
| Feedback Cancellation | Yes |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Telecoil | Available in some models |
| Remote Control | Yes, via app |
| Warranty | Varies by provider |
Details on hearing aid models, serial numbers, battery types, and program indicators.
Step-by-step battery replacement, safety warnings, and low battery indicators.
Instructions for identifying, inserting, and removing CIC, ITC, and MIH hearing aid models.
How to adjust volume levels and switch between listening programs using controls.
Using hearing aids with telephones, iPhones, iPads, iPods, and smartphone apps.
Details on Phone Now, its warnings, and flight mode for wireless communication.
Using ReSound Assist for remote adjustments and smartphone apps for control.
Instructions for daily maintenance and changing wax filters (HF3, Cerustop).
Lists and describes available wireless accessories for enhanced functionality.
Introduction to the TSG module for tinnitus relief, including indications, usage, and safety.
Solutions for feedback, no sound, distorted sound, and battery drain problems.
Warnings for users and professionals, medical evaluation advice, and regulatory compliance.
Lists model designations, symbols, variants, and technical specifications.
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