How to Fix Common Hearing Aid Problems

How to Fix Common Hearing Aid Problems If you are experiencing some trouble with your hearing aid, check this handy reference guide to quickly find a possible solution. The most common problem is buildup of earwax, which can result in your hearing aid preforming poorly. To ensure your hearing aid operates at peak performance, we suggest regular cleaning.

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Problem:

Weak or No Sound

Solutions:

1. Check your battery
2. Check your volume control
3. Check for wax and clean your device

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Problem:

Volume not Loud Enough

Solutions:

1. Check your battery
2. Check your volume control
3. Check for wax and clean your device

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Problem:

Whistling or Feedback

Solutions:

1. Decrease volume
2. Check for wax and clean your device
3. Be sure aid is fit snug in the ear

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Problem:

Intermittent (off & on) or Distorted Sound

Solutions:

1. Check your Battery
2. Check for wax and clean your device
3. Be sure aid is fit snug in the ear

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Problem:

Works for a while and then stops working

Solutions:

1. Check your battery
2. Check for wax and clean your device
3. Use a hear aid dehumidifier, often known as a "dry aid kit" problem caused by moisture

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Problem:

Battery Door Will Not Close

Solutions:

1. Battery my not be positioned correctly
2. Check for debris in battery compartment

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Problem:

Battery is Stuck in Hearing Device

Solutions:

1. Jammed battery may be removed using magnet--be gentle DO NOT FORCE
2. For rusted batteries, use a magnet to remove battery

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Problem:

Static Noise

Solutions:

1. Move away from any electromagnetic devices such as digital or celluar phones
2. Battery may be low or dead--replace battery
3. Poor battery contact

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Problem:

Too much Bass

Solutions:

1. Vents may be plugged or blocked
2. Hearing aid may need reprogramming

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