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General| Brand | Widex |
|---|---|
| Model | Senso Diva Series |
| Category | Hearing Aid |
| Language | English |
Identifies key components of the hearing aid such as microphone openings, program switch, and sound outlet.
Specifies the recommended battery type (Zinc Air battery type 312) for the hearing aid.
Provides instructions and illustrations for correctly inserting a new battery into the hearing aid.
Explains how to identify when the hearing aid battery needs replacement, indicated by beep-tones.
Details how the battery compartment cover functions as an on/off switch for the hearing aid.
Details standard programs like M (Microphone), T (Telecoil), M+T, and Music program.
Explains how to change listening programs using the battery compartment switch and beep-tone indicators.
General advice on prolonging the hearing aid's life through proper handling and storage.
Lists critical 'do not' instructions, including avoiding water, hair spray, and medical radiation.
Instructions on how to remove wax gathered around the sound outlet using a small brush.
Details how to clear earwax from the front relief vent opening using a vent cleaning tool.
Explains how to remove dirt from microphone openings using a short wax removing tool.
Lists and illustrates the components of the CeruSTOP™ wax guard system: Holder, Removal hook, Wax guard.
Guidance on checking the wax guard daily and changing it when the hearing aid is weak or wax is visible.
Emphasizes consistent daily practice and patience for new users to achieve maximum results.
Describes the initial experience of hearing new sounds and the adaptation process for users.
Addresses issues like dirty battery contacts and blocked microphone openings, offering solutions.
Discusses reasons for reduced power, including blocked sound outlets, earwax, or loose shell fit.
Explains causes of whistling, such as incorrect placement in the ear canal or a blocked ear canal.
Covers causes of discomfort, including incorrect placement and poor physical fit of the hearing aid shell.
Addresses soreness from initial wear and intermittent performance due to dirty battery contacts.
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