Why VA Health care Hearing Aid is dead?
Your VA Health care Hearing Aid might be dead due to several reasons: a dead battery (replace the battery), earwax blocking the opening (wipe off wax with a dry tissue or use a wax remover tool), a plugged wax guard (change it if your hearing aid uses one), or a defective hearing aid (contact Audiology).
What to do if VA Health care Hearing Aid has whistling or feedback?
If your VA Health care Hearing Aid is whistling or producing feedback, it could be due to the volume being too high (adjust it to no more than 2/3 to 3/4 on) or earwax in your ear canal (clean your ears or contact Audiology for treatment, avoiding Q-tips or inserting anything smaller than your elbow into your ear).
Why does VA Health care Hearing Aid have intermittent popping noises?
Intermittent or popping noises in your VA Health care Hearing Aid can be caused by a low or defective battery (try changing the battery) or a defective hearing aid (in which case, contact Audiology).
General| Brand | VA Health care |
|---|---|
| Model | VA |
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Language | English |
Detailed steps for safely and correctly replacing hearing aid batteries.
Instructions for safely removing different types of hearing aids from the ear.
How to use memory buttons or toggle switches for optimal hearing in noisy environments.
Using the telecoil switch/button to connect with telephones and sound systems.
Automatic activation of telecoil with compatible telephones without manual adjustment.
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