Hearing aids are invaluable devices that enhance your ability to hear and connect with the world around you. However, like any sophisticated piece of technology, they require regular care and maintenance to function at their best. Proper hearing aid maintenance not only extends the lifespan of your devices but also ensures they provide clear, reliable sound.
Clean and well-maintained hearing aids deliver the best sound quality.
Proper care can extend the lifespan of your devices, saving you money in the long run
Regular maintenance helps avoid common problems like wax buildup, moisture damage, or battery failure.
Keeping your hearing aids clean reduces the risk of ear infections and ensures comfort.
Cause: Dead battery, wax buildup, or moisture. Solution: Replace the battery, clean the device, or use a drying kit.
Cause: Poor fit, earwax blockage, or a cracked earmold. Solution: Reinsert the hearing aid, clean it, or visit your audiologist for adjustments.
Cause: Damaged receiver or microphone. Solution: Have the device inspected and repaired by a professional.
Cause: Loose battery or damaged wiring. Solution: Check the battery connection or seek professional repair.
Always store your hearing aids in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage or loss.
Avoid exposing your hearing aids to moisture. Use a dehumidifier or drying kit regularly.
Keep your hearing aids away from pets, children, and extreme temperatures.
If you won’t be using your hearing aids for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent corrosion.
Proper hearing aid maintenance is essential for ensuring optimal performance, longevity, and comfort. By following a regular cleaning routine and addressing issues promptly, you can enjoy clear, reliable hearing for years to come.
Clean your hearing aids daily and perform a deep clean weekly.
Only earmolds or domes should be cleaned with water. Avoid exposing the main device to moisture.
With proper maintenance, hearing aids typically last 4-6 years.
Remove the batteries, dry the device with a cloth, and use a drying kit or dehumidifier.
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