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Turning the Charging Case OFF

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Summary of Contents for CIC 2

Page 1: ...Completely in Canal OTC Hearing Aids User Manual...

Page 2: ...octor preferably an Ear Nose and Throat doctor an ENT Your ear has a birth defect or an unusual shape Your ear was injured or deformed in an accident You saw blood pus or fluid coming out of your ear...

Page 3: ...you should remove this device and use ear plugs Caution The sound output should not be uncomfortable or painful You should turn down the volume or remove the device if the sound output is uncomfortab...

Page 4: ...ents and they might include skin irritation in your ear injury from the device like cuts or scratches or burns from an overheated battery pieces of the device getting stuck in your ear suddenly worsen...

Page 5: ...30 Insert Hearing Aid 31 Turn Hearing Aid On 32 Adjust Hearing Aid 33 Change Programs 38 Remove Hearing Aid 41 4 Caring for Your Hearing Aids 42 Cleaning Your Hearing Aids 43 Wax Guard 44 Cleaning Do...

Page 6: ...ing loss Your new hearing aids are the perfect mix of price and quality and we are confident they will help you hear more clearly Becoming comfortable with using the hearing aids will take time so pra...

Page 7: ...unds Have one on one conversations in a quiet environment 1 1 Tips for Getting Started Tips for Getting Started Listen to an audio book or podcast Noisy environments can be quite challenging for new h...

Page 8: ...hearing aids and will provide more detailed information about using your hearing aids For an electronic version of this User Manual use the QR code below 1 1 Resources Resources If you have any quest...

Page 9: ...mes Closed domes Wax guard removal and replacement tool Hearing aid brush wax loop 1 1 What s Included What s Included What s Included Charging cable USB Micro USB Hearing aids Charging case Hearing a...

Page 10: ...unction Push Button Charging Contact Overview Listening Programs Normal Conversation Noisy Places Loud Places Music Listening Feedback Management Noise Reduction Multi size domes Open fitting options...

Page 11: ...Conversation Noisy Places Loud Places Music Listening Advanced Feedback Management Advanced Noise Reduction Multi size domes Open fitting options Cleaning brush with wax loop Charging case with power...

Page 12: ...re off you will not hear feedback chirping as you cup them in your hand To turn off press and hold multi function button on the faceplate for 4 secs until you hear a long tone Place hearing aids in ch...

Page 13: ...ts on the charging case will indicate charge status of hearing aid and charging case Indicator Lights Orange lights Hearing aid charging case is charging Green lights Hearing aid charging case is full...

Page 14: ...Charged Charging Charging Fully Charged Charging Charging Charging Charging Fully Charged Charging Fully Charged Charging Charging Fully Charged Fully Charged Charging Fully Charged Charging Fully Ch...

Page 15: ...osed dome 2 Select Dome Step 2 Select Dome It may take some time experimenting with various domes to find the one that best suits your ears and listening preference A dome can affect comfort the way y...

Page 16: ...l 2 Attach Dome Dome Selection Guide Issue Recommedation Feedback chirping from hearing aid Try a different Air Dome starting with smallest Try a closed dome starting with smallest Try other feedback...

Page 17: ...hown The dome tip of the hearing aid should be pointing away from your hand The removal handle will be positioned at the top of the hearing aid Gently insert the hearing aid tip first into the ear can...

Page 18: ...y position hearing aid in the ear if needed Hearing aid may need to be slightly rotated once in ear to obtain correct placement Tip If uncomfortable feedback chirping is experienced during the inserti...

Page 19: ...last program used 1 beep for program 1 2 beeps for program 2 followed by long beep Volume Quick touch the button to cycle the volume up from volume levels 1 6 1 beep every time volume level is increa...

Page 20: ...for last program used 1 beep for program 1 2 beeps for program 2 etc followed by long beep Volume Quick touch the button to cycle the volume up from volume levels 1 6 1 beep every time volume level is...

Page 21: ...e between different listening settings by shaping the sound differently in each setting Take time to switch between programs to determine which program best suits your comfort and listening needs You...

Page 22: ...case when not in use Remove Hearing Aid 3 Change Programs Programs Hold button for 2 seconds to change programs for sound shaping Program Indicator Recommended for 1 Normal Conversation 1 beep Quiet...

Page 23: ...s and wax from tip of the hearing aid It s important to have the ear tip free of wax or debris as blockage may result in feedback or limited sound Change the wax guard if unable to remove wax from tip...

Page 24: ...f the hearing aid 4 Wax Guard After cleaning hearing aid securely connect dome to tip of hearing aid Wax Guard Changing Wax Guard It s important to keep the hearing aid tip free of wax and debris If y...

Page 25: ...reme hot cold temperatures moist and humid environments If aids happen to get wet allow them to air dry Refrain from using a blow dryer microwave or any hot surface to dry 4 Protecting Your Hearing Ai...

Page 26: ...ced in the ear Use one hand to gently pull the top of the ear upward while using the other hand to insert the hearing aid Doing this will straighten out the ear canal allowing the hearing aid to enter...

Page 27: ...und port Use hearing aid brush over microphone to remove wax or debris that may be blocking the microphone Wax may be present in the canal Issue Recommedations Feedback Chirping 3 Use hearing aid brus...

Page 28: ...l handle placed in the deepest part of the respective well Hearing aids will magnetically click into the charging case when properly placed in well Aids will be fully charged green lights in two hours...

Page 29: ...ncomfortable feedback from occurring with insertion turn hearing aid off prior to insertion Once hearing aid is in the ear turn hearing aid on Note Feedback chirping can be expected when the hearing a...

Page 30: ...or your CIC hearing aids Charging case Charging cable USB Micro USB Charger plug Domes Wax guard stick and wax guards Hearing aid brush To order any of the above items please contact our Customer Succ...

Page 31: ...erated noise EIN 22 dB Latency 14 ms Frequency response bandwidth 200Hz 6638Hz Frequency response smoothness 4 dB Test Standard ANSI 3 22 2014 Test Equipment FONIX 8000 Test Coupler HA 1 Standard test...

Page 32: ...ut OSPL90 110 dB Full on gain HFA FOG 50 dBSPL 28 dB Total harmonic distortion 0 9 Self generated noise EIN 19 dB Latency 14 ms Frequency response bandwidth 200Hz 7178Hz Frequency response smoothness...

Page 33: ...fety Information Do not share your hearing aids with others Using a hearing aid configured for someone else can result in hearing damage or injury Monitor any unusual skin reaction In some instances w...

Page 34: ...bility using the EN60601 1 2 Standard Quality System and Associated Directive Information This hearing aid is produced under the strict quality system Nano Hearing Aids and its suppliers The device fu...

Page 35: ...e Always store your rechargeable devices in the charging case when not in use Do not store or expose the devices and or case to extreme hot cold temperatures moist humid environments or shock vibratio...

Page 36: ...handling and care exposure to elements or chemicals or unauthorized service will not be covered by the warranty For warranty support to obtain repair service or replacement contact Customer Success a...

Page 37: ...a 45 Day Satisfaction Guaranteed Return Policy We make it easy for you in three simple steps If you are not completely happy with your hearing aids please Step 1 Contact Advanced Support at 619 738 24...

Page 38: ...d plug Charging case RMA number 11 Return Policy Return Policy Return all items in original physical condition Customer is responsible for postage In the event of a return please be sure to obtain a s...

Page 39: ...umankind 4225 Executive Square Suite 600 La Jolla CA 92037 www nanohearingaids com UM CIC 23 V2 If you have any questions feel free to contact us at support nanohearingaids com Customer Success Team 6...

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