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User’s instructions

The Bravo Series

B2-CIC

Completely-in-canal

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Summary of Contents for Bravo B2-CIC

Page 1: ...User s instructions The Bravo Series B2 CIC Completely in canal...

Page 2: ...23 The relief vent full length 25 The microphone opening 26 The CeruSTOP wax guard 27 Removing the used wax guard 28 Inserting a new wax guard 29 Important 31 When not in use 32 Caring for your heari...

Page 3: ...ide which will help you in situations where your hearing aid does not perform accord ing to your expectations Before placing the hearing aid in your ear make sure the battery is correctly inserted and...

Page 4: ...place the battery in the actual battery drawer and not in the open space inside the hear ing aid When changing batteries hold the hearing aid over a table or a carpet to make it easier to find a drop...

Page 5: ...remove the adhesive tab until just be fore inserting the battery in the hearing aid Once inserted the battery will start functioning after a few seconds Operate your hearing aid with the same battery...

Page 6: ...ly whistle until it is placed correctly in the ear This whistling is quite normal and is caused by an acoustic feedback loop between the hearing aid receiver and the microphone To turn off the hear in...

Page 7: ...right ear or a blue Widex logo left ear Beginning to use the hearing aid At the beginning it is important that you do not use your hearing aid for longer than it is comfor table You need time to get u...

Page 8: ...ttery is fresh Hold your hearing aid by the extraction cord with your thumb and forefin ger Red marking indi cates a right ear hearing aid and blue marking a left ear hearing aid Slowly guide the hear...

Page 9: ...Bravo B2 CIC has no volume control This is because the computer inside the hearing aid has been designed to adjust loudness automatically in accordance with your sound environment Sev eral thousand t...

Page 10: ...se it is a good idea to leave the battery draw er open so as to ventilate the aid and allow it to dry We recommend that every time you take the hearing aid out of your ear you inspect the sound outlet...

Page 11: ...g Accessories The following accessories are available for your hearing aid Ask your hearing healthcare profes sional which accessories you need for your hear ing aid A Battery magnet to facilitate ins...

Page 12: ...to the sound canal See page 27 The relief vent short If your hearing aid has a short vent the vent does not go all the way through the hearing aid If wax has accumulated in and or around the relief ve...

Page 13: ...ent goes all the way through the hearing aid from one end to the other If wax has accumulated in and or around the re lief vent opening it must be removed Use the long wax removing tool B Clean any wa...

Page 14: ...es not fall out Turn the hearing aid so the open battery drawer is facing downwards Guide the wax removing tool through the microphone opening on the battery drawer from the inside as illustrated Do n...

Page 15: ...hen slowly pull the wax guard straight out There is no need to dig or twist the wax guard from the bushing A Vent opening B Sound outlet C Used wax guard A B C Inserting a new wax guard Now turn the g...

Page 16: ...om the hearing aid while in the ear canal please contact your physician immediately Do not try to remove the wax guard from your ear canal your self Important Please be sure to keep your hearing aid a...

Page 17: ...ket or purse Please do not expose your hearing aid to exces sive heat such as leaving it on a window sill near a radiator or near a car window Caring for your hearing aid With proper care your hearing...

Page 18: ...understand what other people are saying and to enjoy many other sounds So don t give up The learning process will take time but millions of experienced users can testify that the results are worth th...

Page 19: ...that you contact your hearing healthcare professional to have the instrument cleaned and serviced If your hearing aid is equipped with the CeruSTOP wax guard exchange the wax guard The microphone ope...

Page 20: ...the hearing aid evaluated The hearing aid is uncomfortable to wear Your outer ear or ear canal is sore For first time users it is important not to wear the hearing aid for too long at the beginning Th...

Page 21: ...Printed by HTO 2006 11 9 514 0009 001 04 9 514 0009 001v 04...

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