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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | 11X0123456R |
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Language | English |
An introduction to wearing and using custom Siemens hearing instruments for comfort, performance, and durability.
Covers choking hazards, risks in explosive environments, and general safety precautions for hearing instruments.
Details on how to use the feature card for information on battery size, serial number, and instrument features.
Explains how to find the serial number engraved on the hearing instrument for identification.
How to identify left and right hearing instruments using serial number color coding.
Step-by-step guide on how to open the battery compartment and insert a battery.
Provides essential tips for battery usage, handling, storage, and disposal.
Instructions for powering the hearing instrument on by inserting a battery and off by opening the battery door.
Guidance on how to properly insert and remove standard hearing instruments from the ear.
Specific instructions for inserting and removing CIC hearing instruments deep into the ear canal.
Information on using an optional remote control to change memory and volume of the hearing system.
Details on using Tek and miniTek for changing programs, volume, and adjusting sound quality.
How to manually adjust the hearing instrument's volume using the volume control wheel.
Explains the feature that allows the hearing system to automatically adjust volume based on user preferences.
Describes the feature that learns and adjusts sound quality preferences for different listening situations.
How to change hearing programs using the program button, with confirmation via alert tones.
How the directional microphone system focuses on specific sounds in noisy or quiet environments.
Information on using the T-coil for telephone use, requiring hearing aid compatible phones.
Details on the AutoPhone option that automatically engages telecoil with hearing aid compatible phones.
Information about the optional AutoPhone magnet accessory and important warnings about its use.
Explains how wireless functionality synchronizes hearing instruments and enables remote control use.
How to turn the hearing instrument on or off using the program button, including a delay reset.
Description of the power on delay feature that prevents feedback when inserting the instrument.
Information on the low battery indicator that alerts users when the battery needs replacement.
Alert tones that notify users about volume changes and when the volume limit is reached.
Alert tones that confirm program changes, indicating the current program number.
Daily cleaning instructions using tissues or soft cloths, and proper storage of hearing instruments.
How to clean instruments with wax protection, warning against water, alcohol, and sharp objects.
Advice on discontinuing use due to soreness, skin irritation, or excessive earwax accumulation.
Recommends seeing an Audiologist for children with hearing loss for language and social development.
Emphasizes the need for a medical evaluation before purchasing hearing instruments.
Specific conditions requiring a prospective user to consult a physician before dispensing instruments.
Details the comprehensive warranty for hearing instruments, excluding batteries, and conditions that void it.
Steps to follow in case of malfunction or loss, including taking the instrument to the provider.
Information on Siemens' extended warranty and service programs for hearing instruments.
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