Sonic Touch Bedienungsanleitung

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Touch™

User Guide

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SONIC INNOVATIONS

Owner Information

Hearing Aid Model: ________________

Battery Size: 10A

Hearing Aid Serial Number:

(Located inside battery compartment)

Left:_______________ Right:________________

Listening Program

Number Listening Environment

Table of Contents

Owner Information....................................................ii

Hearing Expectations................................................2

Your Touch™ Hearing Aid .........................................4

Turning Your Touch™ Hearing Aid On and Off..........7

Putting Your Touch™ Hearing Aid On Your Ear........8

Removing Your Touch™ Hearing Aid ........................9

Telephone Use ..........................................................9

The Sound Dome and Speaker Unit .........................10

Reducing Feedback/Squeal......................................11

Using The Program Button.......................................12

SmartTones ..............................................................13

Changing The Battery ...............................................13

Replacing the Wax Guards........................................15

Warranty....................................................................16

Repair........................................................................16

Maintenance and Care..............................................17

Troubleshooting ........................................................19

Warning to Hearing Aid Users ..................................21

Get the Most from your Hearing Aid.........................22

SONIC INNOVATIONS

Hearing Expectations

Set Appropriate Expectations

It is important that you have the right expectations

regarding your hearing aids. Hearing aids will give you

better hearing, but they are not a cure for hearing loss.

People whose expectations are too high (“I thought

they would make my hearing normal”) are likely to be

disappointed and may give up.

Hearing Aids Can:

Help you hear and understand better in most•

situations.

Allow you to participate more in group situations•

and meetings.

Hearing Aids Cannot:

Give you normal hearing.•

Hearing Aids May Not:

Let you hear very soft sounds.•

Block ALL background noises–especially in•

noisy groups. Even people without hearing loss

may have difﬁculty hearing in the presence of

background noise.

TOUCHTM USER GUIDE

Be Patient

Unlike eyeglasses, which correct your vision as soon

as you ﬁrst put them on, hearing aids need some time

for proper adjustment. It may take several weeks or

months to completely adjust to your hearing aids, so try

to be patient. During the ﬁrst week or so, try different

listening situations, such as one-on-one conversations

with family and friends and conversations with two

or three people at home or in quiet settings. Also, try

having conversations in noisier places like parties,

restaurants, meetings, and outdoors. Do not forget

that some situations are simply too noisy in general—

even for people without hearing loss. So, do not get

discouraged.

Consistent use of your hearing aid is strongly

recommended. In most cases, infrequent use does not

allow you to obtain the full beneﬁt from your aid.

The use of a hearing aid is only a part of total hearing

rehabilitation, and may need to be supplemented by

auditory training and instruction in speech reading.

SONIC INNOVATIONS

Your Touch™Hearing Aid

Thank you for purchasing a Sonic Innovations hearing

aid. Sonic Innovations incorporates an advanced digital

processor for more lifelike sound. With your hearing aid,

you’ll be able to enjoy more natural everyday sound quality.

Your hearing aid has been programmed to ﬁt your

hearing and communication needs. If you feel your

program needs to change, your hearing healthcare

provider can make changes to improve the sound.

Please review this instruction guide carefully. It contains

information on the use and care of your hearing aid. With

proper use and care, your hearing aid will improve your

connection with the world around you.

TOUCHTM USER GUIDE

Tube

Sound

dome

Battery

Compartment

Front

Microphone

Rear

Microphone

Sound

Outlet

Program

Button

Note: Never attempt to re-form the speaker

unit or insert anything into the speaker unit.

Speaker Unit

Receiver

Assembly

Retention

Lock

SONIC INNOVATIONS

Manufacturer

Right/Left

Indicator

Red = Right

Blue = Left

Serial Number

Color Clip

TOUCHTM USER GUIDE

Turning Your Touch™ Hearing Aid On and Off

Before turning off your hearing aid, wipe away any

moisture with a soft cloth.

To turn off your hearing aid, open the battery door

slightly. You should feel a small click when the door is

open far enough to turn the hearing aid off, as pictured

below.

Fully close the door to turn the device back on.

Your hearing aid may be programmed to alert you

with SmartTones™when it turns on or off. Your hearing

healthcare provider will tell you if this feature is

enabled. Your hearing aid may also have a “power on”

delay. This allows you to insert the aid before it is fully

active.

To prolong battery life, turn off your hearing aid when

not in use.

On Off

SONIC INNOVATIONS

Putting Your Touch™ Hearing Aid On Your Ear

Place your hearing aid1.

over the top of your ear.

Grasp the speaker unit where2.

it bends and push the sound

dome into your ear canal.

The sound dome should be

placed far enough into the

ear that the speaker unit lies

ﬂush with your head. When

the sound dome is placed

appropriately, you should not

be able to see the speaker

unit sticking out when you

look directly into a mirror.

Use your ﬁnger to3.

position the retention lock

comfortably in the bowl of

your ear.

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