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2

3

Turning ON and OFF

Volume 

C

ontrol 

Turn ON/OFF

 – Press and HOLD the 

Program Button

 for about 3

 

seconds.  There will be a 3 second delay after turning the hearing aid on 

until amplification begins.  This allows you some time to set it in your ear 

without feedback issues.

9

10

Adjust your volume level by simply rotating the volume dial 

up or down.

T

o increase the volume, turn the volume control up (+).

 

    

To decrease the volume, turn the volume control down (-).

NOTE: 

B

efore wearing the 

hearing aid

we recommend 

turning your hearing 

aid ON and 

setting the volume at a low or comfortable (not loud) setting to 

reduce or limit

 feedback during placement.

1.

Place 

your

 hearing 

aid 

over the top of your ear.

2.

Hold the tube close to the dome with 

your

 thumb and forefinger. 

With gentle

pressure, i

nsert the

 

dome into your ear canal until the tube sits flush against

 

the

side of 

your head. 

 The dome should fit in 

your

 ear canal 

snugly

, but not tight.

3.

Using 

your

 index finger, tuck the retention lock into the edge of the bowl of 

your

ear just above the area of the ear lobe.  

If your hearing aid fits well without use

of the retention lock, you may elect to remove it with a pair of scissors.

How to 

W

ear 

your 

H

earing 

A

id

Summary of Contents for ReCharge! HA-302

Page 1: ...User Manual ReCharge HA 302 Hearing Aid Hearing Assist II LLC PO Box 2259 Virginia Beach VA 23450 2259 www hearingassist com 800 640 9785...

Page 2: ...aids 10 How to turn ON and OFF 9 Volume control 10 Alternating between programs 11 Maintenance 12 Troubleshooting 12 Charging system 13 Helpful tips for feedback noise 15 Sound tube cleaning and care...

Page 3: ...ofessional first if you have any questions about your hearing or your hearing instrument THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE PRODUCT WITHOUT ANY PRIOR NOT...

Page 4: ...t or improve a hearing impairment resulting from organic conditions Do not attempt to use the hearing aid in a method not instructed within this manual Proper disposal of electronic products protects...

Page 5: ...the provided micro USB cable to attach the charging base to a USB power source or a wall jack using the provided AC Adaptor 3 We recommend charging your hearing aid completely prior to its initial use...

Page 6: ...ube and dome Your hearing aid should arrive fully assembled but if you choose to select another dome follow these instructions 1 Align dome opening over the grooves of the sound tube and press to secu...

Page 7: ...d turning your hearing aid ON and setting the volume at a low or comfortable not loud setting to reduce or limit feedback during placement 1 Place your hearing aid over the top of your ear 2 Hold the...

Page 8: ...k POSSIBLE CAUSE Low battery Built up wax in the dome Excessive ear wax Volume set too low Improper dome insertion Hearing change Improper dome insertion Hearing aid damaged SOLUTION Recharge the hear...

Page 9: ...st 13 14 1 How do I charge my hearing aid Connect the charging base with the included Micro USB cable Use the AC Adaptor to plug into a wall outlet 120 220 volt compatible or connect to any USB port o...

Page 10: ...s through the end of the dome Whistling is common in hearing aids and is also known as feedback This phenomenon is caused by amplified sound leaving the ear being received back into the microphone and...

Page 11: ...tions Keep your hearing aid clean and dry Use a soft cloth to remove any body oil or moisture from the hearing aid housing Use the provided cleaning tools to clean wax build up If the hearing aid is s...

Page 12: ...you a written statement that states that your hearing loss has been medically evaluated and that you may be considered a candidate for a hearing aid The physician will refer you to a Hearing Healthcar...

Page 13: ...time for a nominal fee after which you may decide if you want to purchase the hearing aid Stop Using Hearing Aids and Consult a Physician if Hearing in one or both ears worsened Your ear becomes occl...

Page 14: ...impairment resulting from organic conditions In most cases infrequent use of a hearing aid does not permit a user to attain full benefit from it The use of hearing aid s is only part of hearing rehabi...

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