Why does my ReSound Hearing Aid whistle?
Your ReSound Hearing Aid may be whistling due to several reasons: * Your earmould might not be correctly inserted; try re-inserting it. * The volume could be too high; try reducing it. * An object might be too close to the hearing aid; create more space between the hearing aid and the object. * Your ear may be full of wax; visit your hearing care professional or physician to have your ears checked.
How to fix ReSound ONE RT988-DWC Hearing Aid that is not charging?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid is not charging: * Ensure the hearing aid sits correctly in the charger; reinsert it if necessary. * Check that the charger is plugged into a power source; plug it in if it isn't.
What to do if my ReSound ONE RT988-DWC Hearing Aid has no sound?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid has no sound, consider the following: * Ensure the hearing aid is turned on. * Check if it is in telecoil mode; switch to the microphone program. * Verify the hearing aid is charged by placing it in the charger. * If the issue persists, your ear may be full of wax; visit your physician.
Why is my ReSound ONE RT988-DWC Hearing Aid battery draining so quickly?
If your ReSound Hearing Aid battery drains quickly: * Make sure you are placing your hearing aids in the charger for recharging when you are not using them, or switch them off. * If the hearing aid is old, visit your hearing care professional.
What to do if my ReSound Hearing Aid sound is distorted?
If the sound from your ReSound Hearing Aid is distorted or weak: * If your hearing aid got moist, use a desiccant (drying kit). * If the plastic tube or earmould is clogged or broken, consult your hearing care professional.
Defines the hearing aid's purpose for compensating hearing impairment.
Specifies the intended users and fitting professionals for the hearing aid.
Lists the types of hearing loss the device is designed to treat.
Advises consultation with a physician for specific ear conditions before use.
Details potential side effects and advises contacting a professional if experienced.
Identifies and labels the components of the Model 88 hearing aid.
Explains the color-coding system for identifying left and right hearing aids.
Provides crucial safety warnings regarding the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Describes the auditory alert indicating low battery status and device shutdown.
Details the color markings used to distinguish left from right hearing aids.
Provides step-by-step instructions for properly inserting earmoulds into the ear.
Explains the correct procedure for safely removing hearing aids from the ear.
Instructions for powering the hearing aids on/off and understanding indicator light meanings.
Details the Smart Start feature and how to adjust the hearing aid volume.
Describes various listening programs available for specific situations.
Information on using smartphone apps to control hearing aid functions.
Explains how to select different listening programs using the hearing aid button.
Guide to using telecoil functionality with teleloop systems for better sound.
Tips and guidance for using telephones with hearing aids.
Details the optional Phone Now feature for automatic telephone program switching.
Information on connecting external audio sources via DAI.
Explains connectivity with iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Android smartphones.
Details controlling hearing aids via the ReSound Smart 3D™ app.
Describes remote adjustment and software update services offered by ReSound.
Lists and describes various wireless accessories compatible with the hearing aids.
Instructions on how to access and pair wireless devices with the hearing aids.
Explains how to turn off wireless communication for flight mode.
Identifies the cleaning tools provided with the hearing aids.
Provides general guidelines for maintaining and caring for the hearing aids.
Details the daily cleaning routine for keeping hearing aids clean and dry.
Instructions for cleaning the earmoulds and tubing.
Guide on how to change the microphone filters to maintain sound quality.
Instructions on how to properly store rechargeable hearing aids when not in use.
Introduces the TSG module for tinnitus management and temporary relief.
Explains how the TSG module works, including sound generation and customization.
Details the technical specifications of the Tinnitus Sound Generator module.
Provides warnings and precautions for using the TSG module safely and effectively.
Covers essential safety advice for hearing aid usage and handling.
Specific warnings related to the power output and potential risks of power hearing aids.
Additional cautions regarding modification, side effects, and ear care.
Advises on safe connection and software update practices for hearing aid security.
Provides solutions for common problems like feedback, no sound, and battery issues.
Sets expectations for hearing aid performance and rehabilitation.
Provides guidance for hearing aid dispensers regarding user suitability.
Addresses the specific needs of children with hearing loss and audiological evaluation.
Details warranty terms, repair information, and storage conditions.
Outlines the expected service lifetime for the hearing aid and its components.
States regulatory compliance and provides type designations for the device.
Provides detailed technical specifications for Power BTE models.
Provides detailed technical specifications for High Power BTE models.
Contains copyright and software licensing information.
General| Style | Receiver-in-canal (RIC) |
|---|---|
| Technology | Digital |
| Channels | 17 |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Rechargeable Option | Yes |
| Directional Microphones | Yes |
| Tinnitus Masker | Yes |
| Telecoil | Yes |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android |
| Maximum Output Sound Pressure Level (OSPL90) | 132 dB |
| Battery Type | 312 |
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth |
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