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Instruction Manual

aSwing

2011 Audicus Inc, All Rights Reserved

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Page 1: ...Instruction Manual aSwing 2011 Audicus Inc All Rights Reserved ...

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Page 3: ...hnology In order to benefit the most from your Audicus hearing aid please read these instructions carefully This manual contains important information about the specifications functionalities use and maintenance of the aSwing If you have any questions feel free to contact us at 855 283 4287 or contact audicus com 3 ...

Page 4: ...Start 6 Batteries 7 On Off 9 Placement in the Ear 10 Memory Programs 12 Cleaning 13 Maintenance and Use 14 Trouble Shooting 16 Returns and Warranty 18 Medical Information 19 Information for Prospective Users 20 Contact 21 Content 4 ...

Page 5: ...tion Better feedback and noise reduction Improved speech recognition Smaller slicker and more comfortable design The aSwing provides customization through four volume memory settings The open fit model allows for a less occluded feeling more air ventilation and is virtually invisible thus making it comfortable to wear over longer periods ...

Page 6: ...artment 3 Place the hearing aid behind the ear 4 Insert the ear dome into the ear canal 5 Press the program button to choose an adequate volume setting 6 To turn Off the device and reduce battery consumption open the battery door 7 Always store the device in its case in a clean dry environment and away from children To benefit the most from your new hearing aids wear them regularly and allow yours...

Page 7: ... The aSwing uses size 10 zinc air batteries Take off the sticker from a new battery Place it into the battery compartment with the sign facing up The sign on the battery should match the sign edged into the battery door Close the battery compartment completely Your device should now be switched ON When opening and closing the battery door you should never have to exert force Batteries ...

Page 8: ...tinues This warning sequence continues every 10 minutes until the battery is exhausted Replace the old battery as indicated Battery Safety Properly dispose of old batteries Keep batteries away from sources of high temperature Keep batteries away from children and pets Do not carry batteries loose in your pocket or purse Do not try to recharge batteries which are not designated as rechargeable Do n...

Page 9: ...ompartment When the battery door is closed the device is switched On If you want to turn the device Off gently open the battery door until it snaps partly open When the device is not in use we recommend opening the battery compartment completely in order to preserve battery power On Off ...

Page 10: ... 2 Push the dome into your ear until it sits comfortably and the tube lies flat against the side of your head The dome should be just inside the ear canal You should not see it if placed correctly 3 Place the retention guard of the sound tube into the bowl of your auricle To remove your hearing aid hold the tube and pull it outward 1 2 3 Placement in the Ear ...

Page 11: ...eplace the tubing and ear domes of your hearing aid This might occur when you require a different sized end piece or simply when the tubing wears down over the life of the device You can request these replacement tubings and eardomes from Audicus Place a new eardome on the new tubing by pressing it over the rigged end portion of the tube Make sure that the eardome is securely fastened onto the tub...

Page 12: ...in the following situations Program 1 Basic amplification for everyday use Program 2 Restaurant Party Program 3 Television Program 4 Noisy environment When a memory is selected a characteristic beeping sound is emitted For example when Memory 1 is selected one beep will sound When Memory 2 is selected two beeps will sound The memory programs are activated in sequence I e from 1 to 2 then from 2 to...

Page 13: ...de with a dry cloth and then use the black rod to extract debris out of the sound tube The cleaning rod should be inserted where the thin tube attaches to the device and pushed all the way through the thin tube and out through the dome To reattach the sound tube simply align it with the connecting end of the hearing aid and push the sound tube straight onto the hearing aid body There is no need to...

Page 14: ...becomes wet remove the battery and ensure the device is dry before using it again Never subject your device to hairspray perfume gel cream or other cosmetic medical products In areas of high humidity periodically remove the device and put it in a warm place to dry out Temperature Keep your hearing aids away from sources of high temperature at all times Keep it away from fires stoves heating system...

Page 15: ... from children and pets Consider a dehumidifier for most effective storage see www audicus com for that Other Do not allow others to use your instrument Do not wear a hearing aid when conducting an X ray or MRI scan Handle the device over a flat surface such as a table to avoid dropping it Do not alter or attempt any repairs on the device as it might void the warranty Maintenance and Use ...

Page 16: ...e See a physician The sound is distorted or weak Did the battery wear out Did your hearing aid get moist Is the tubing or eardome blocked Are you using the right volume setting Do your have excessive ear wax Insert a new battery Dry your hearing aids Clean the tubing and eardome Change to programs 2 to 4 See a physician While we are always here to help you might be able to resolve the majority of ...

Page 17: ...ccur when using the telephone Do you have excessive ear wax Insert it correctly so it sits snug Tone down the volume Create some space between the hearing aid and the object Position the telephone near but not directly on the hearing instrument See a physician Battery runs out quickly Did you leave your hearing aid switched on during the night Switch your hearing aid off by opening the battery doo...

Page 18: ...12 months manufacturer guarantee that covers manufacturing defects The guarantee will not be valid if the devices have been modified or damaged by the user or if the serial number has been altered or if repairs have been made without the consent and knowledge of Audicus If your device stops functioning correctly and you believe you have a guarantee case please download and print the return instruc...

Page 19: ...e ear within the past 90 days Sudden rapidly progressing or fluctuating hearing loss Spells of acute or chronic dizziness Hearing loss only on one side that worsened in the past 90 days Ear canal blockage a lasting ear infection or a plugged up fullness feeling Pain or discomfort in the ear including skin irritations Ringing in one or both ears within last 90 days Note that a hearing aid is an ass...

Page 20: ...ose of medical evaluation is to assure that all medically treatable conditions that may affect hearing are identified and treated before the hearing aid is purchased Following the medical evaluation the physician will give you a written statement that your hearing loss has been medically evaluated and you may be considered a candidate for a hearing aid Federal law restricts the sale of hearing aid...

Page 21: ...Contact Us 21 Audicus Inc 50 Harrison Street PH 403 Hoboken NJ 07030 USA Tel 855 283 4287 Email contact audicus com www audicus com ...

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Page 24: ...2011 Audicus Inc All Rights Reserved ...

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