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Removing the SmartAid

First remove the hearing aid from its position behind the ear.  Carefully pull the ear-
mould out of the ear canal while holding the lower part of the tubing.  If it is difficult to 
pull, it may be helpful to move the ear-mould from side to side while pulling.  If you are 
still finding it difficult to remove the mould, try pulling the outer ear upwards and 
backwards with your opposite hand.

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Summary of Contents for SmartAid

Page 1: ...The SmartAid User Instructions 1...

Page 2: ...ny technical questions please do not hesitate to contact our customer service department by live chat through our website at www clearlyhearing com You can also contact us by email at support clearlyh...

Page 3: ...f Volume 6 Battery Information 8 How to Fit the SmartAid to your ear 9 Removing the SmartAid 13 In Case of Malfunction 14 Important Notes 15 Storing and Caring for Your SmartAid 16 Cleaning The SmartA...

Page 4: ...t full satisfaction from the quality and the performance we have built into your SmartAid please handle it with care Always read the instructions carefully At the back of this manual you will find a t...

Page 5: ...battery is inserted It is also turned off when the door is opened You can keep the battery in the door when the hearing aid is turned off Please remember to open the battery door when the hearing aid...

Page 6: ...ise the volume Rotate it downwards to lower the volume The wheel indication value is from 1 to 4 The number 1 represents the quietest setting on the hearing aid The number 4 represents the loudest NOT...

Page 7: ...n There is a small edge on the battery door that you can use your finger to flip open the battery door The battery must be placed with the plus side in accordance with the plus sign on the battery doo...

Page 8: ...ed Removing this tab will allow the battery to activate and the battery life will immediately start draining Always operate your hearing aid with the same battery until that battery is exhausted The l...

Page 9: ...How to size the tubing fit the SmartAid to your ear Step 1 Place the SmartAid over your ear Step 2 Pick out an ear bud that will comfortably fit your ear canal Step 3 Attach the earbud to the tube 9...

Page 10: ...Step 4 Place the ear tube and bud into your ear beside your SmartAid Step 5 Trim the tube to fit your ear 10...

Page 11: ...5 continued Cut the tube allowing for 1 8 1 4 of overlap on the SmartAid so you can attach the tube easily to the SmartAid Step 6 Attach the cut tube to the SmartAid by pushing tube firmly onto SmartA...

Page 12: ...Step 7 Place the Smart Aid and attached tube into your ear 12...

Page 13: ...ar mould out of the ear canal while holding the lower part of the tubing If it is difficult to pull it may be helpful to move the ear mould from side to side while pulling If you are still finding it...

Page 14: ...the battery is inserted into the SmartAid 3 Make sure the battery door is fully closed 4 Disconnect the tubing from the hearing aid by the ear hook If the hearing aid works now that means the tube is...

Page 15: ...non allergenic materials Still in rare cases skin irritation can occur If you notice skin irritation in or around your ear or ear canal contact your doctor immediately The use of hearing aids increase...

Page 16: ...in its case in a cool dry location where it cannot be reached by children or animals 3 Never expose it to extreme temperatures or high humidity 4 Do not wear your SmartAid in the shower or swimming 5...

Page 17: ...that may be inside it The tube must sit and allow to fully dry before it is reattached to the hearing aid You can use warm water and mild dish soap to aid this process too After cleaning simply rinse...

Page 18: ...better hearing are worth the effort There are not tricks or short cuts by which you can obtain immediate or full benefit from your hearing aid Only consistent and determined practice will give you th...

Page 19: ...ace or insert battery correctly Not loud enough Blocked ear mould Clear ear mould blockage Not loud enough Change in hearing See your doctor Not loud enough Earwax blockage in your ear See your doctor...

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