What to do if Rexton BTE does not work?
If your Rexton Hearing Aid isn't working, first, ensure that the device is turned on. Then, gently close the battery compartment completely and replace the battery, making sure it's correctly inserted. Note that the power-on may be delayed, so wait 12 seconds before rechecking.
How to fix weak sound on Rexton BTE Hearing Aid?
If the sound from your Rexton Hearing Aid is weak, replace the battery, clean the earmold, or increase the volume.
General| Brand | Rexton |
|---|---|
| Model | BTE |
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Language | English |
Details the BTE hearing instrument model featuring an earhook and utilizing battery type 312.
Details the BTE hearing instrument model featuring a Free Tube and utilizing battery type 13.
Provides further details on the FREE BTE hearing instrument option with a Free Tube and battery type 13.
Information on P/HP models of BTE hearing instruments, specifying battery types 13 and 675.
Details the Arena/RX model of BTE hearing instrument, specifying battery type 312.
Explains the various symbols used throughout the user manual for warnings and guidance.
Provides crucial notices and warnings regarding environmental factors, magnetic fields, and explosive atmospheres.
Covers safety related to small parts, choking hazards for children, and precautions for battery leakage.
Addresses proper battery disposal, environmental impact, and risks associated with incorrect Free Tip usage.
Details battery sizes (312, 13, 675), charging, insertion, and compartment operation.
Explains three distinct methods for locking the hearing instrument's battery compartment.
Details two additional options for locking the battery compartment, including separate lock covers.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly insert the hearing instrument behind the ear.
Instructions on how to carefully remove the hearing instrument from behind the ear.
How to turn the hearing instrument on/off by closing or opening the battery compartment.
Instructions for turning the hearing instrument on/off using the battery compartment lock.
Details on turning the instrument on/off via push button and MTO switch.
Information on operating the hearing instrument on/off using a separate remote control.
Explains methods for changing hearing programs via push button, MTO switch, or remote control.
Details on adjusting volume using the volume control, rocker switch, or remote control.
Explains connecting external audio devices via an audio shoe or integrated battery compartment.
Describes the wireless feature, remote control usage, and potential interference.
Explains the 'power-on delay' feature for comfortable insertion and avoiding feedback.
Covers rechargeable battery usage and the automatic telephone program feature.
Information on the optional AutoPhone magnet accessory and its usage with telephones.
Provides notices and warnings regarding magnets' effects on electronic devices and life support systems.
Instructions for regular cleaning, avoiding water, using a dry tissue, and storing in a dry aid kit.
Specific care instructions for Free Tubes, including cleaning and replacement of tubes and tips.
Provides information on European directives for waste electrical equipment and recycling of hearing instruments.
Lists various BTE hearing instrument models and includes technical identifiers like IC and FCC IDs.
Details FCC compliance, Canadian ICES-003 compliance, and device operating conditions.
Explains FCC compliance for radio frequency energy and provides measures to correct interference.
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