Hearing in a Box HB-100 Manual de usuario
HB-100 Hearing Aid
User’s Manual
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Congratulations on taking this
important step towards
better hearing!
This User Guide will help you get the
most out of your HB-100 hearing aid.
Included are important instructions
for initial program selection, feedback
management training and daily use.
What’s in the Box ..............................................4
Hearing Aid Components Illustration .................5
Initial Set-up Instructions ...................................6
•Battery Installation and Removal ...............6
• Inserting Hearing Aid in Your Ear ...............9
• Removing Hearing Aid .............................12
• Program Selection ....................................13
• Low Battery Warning ................................16
•Tip Selection Guide ..................................20
Troubleshooting ...............................................25
Technical Specications ..................................26
Manufacturer’s Warranties and Service ..........27
Warnings .........................................................29
Other Information.............................................34
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Table of Contents
Customer Help Hotline
If at any time you need assistance with Hearing in a Box products,
please contact us at (888) 347-7746. Hotline is open Monday - Friday,
8:00am to 6:00pm (CST).
What’s in the Box
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Open Fit
Closed
Dome
Tips
Microphones
Battery Door
Speaker
Link
Control Button
Hearing Aid
Components Description
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HB-100 Hearing Aid
Your HB-100 hearing aid requires a Zinc-Air
#10 battery. The battery door is located at the
bottom of the hearing aid. To open, place your
ngernail in the notch and with a gentle down-
ward motion, your hearing aid battery door should
become ajar. When fully opened, the battery
door should extend to a full 90 degrees, or just
perpendicular to the hearing aid shell. To insert
a battery use the tab on the battery to place the
battery in the slot, then peel the tab back, expos-
ing the battery to air.
Battery Insertion and Removal
Initial Set-up Instructions
For a video tutorial on initial programming, please
go to www.hearinginabox.com and look in the
Tutorials tab.
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The battery should sit open to the air for approxi-
mately two minutes, in order to activate. After two
minutes you can close the door and the hearing
aid is ready to wear. To close the battery door,
gently push the door closed with the end of your
thumb.
If the battery has been correctly inserted, the
hearing aid will emit the bugle sound when the
battery door is closed. This signies that the aid
is running properly.
If the bugle sound is not heard, either the battery
is incorrectly inserted or it has run down and
needs to be replaced.
To replace your battery, open the battery door
wide enough to remove the battery. To remove
the battery, lightly push on the bottom side and
it will pop out for easy removal.
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Warnings:
If your battery door becomes loose or disconnected from the
hearing aid shell, please contact Customer Care for repair
assistance.
Never put a battery in your mouth as they could be
swallowed. Keep out of the reach of children, pets and
individuals with diminished mental capacity. If swallowed,
seek medical attention immediately and call the National
Button Battery Ingestion Hotline at 800-498-8666.
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Do not use force when opening or closing your
battery door.
Use only #10 Zinc-air batteries.
When the hearing aid is not in use, leave the battery
door open, to shut off the aid.
Never take the tab off the battery until you are ready
to use it.
Important tips:
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Right hearing aids have a red tipped link.
Left hearing aids have a blue tipped link.
Inserting Hearing Aid In Your Ear
Check to see if tip is rmly attached to speaker.
If not, do not insert the aid in your ear.
Ensure that you are using the proper left and
right hearing aids. Your hearing aids are
identied as follows:
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For a video tutorial on Inserting Hearing Aid,
please go to www.hearinginabox.com and
look in the Tutorials tab.
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Step One
Place the hearing aid shell over your ear,
allowing the link to naturally coil over your ear
(Figure D).
Figure D
Warnings:
Do not insert the hearing aid if you think you may have a
foreign object in the ear canal.
The hearing aid and tips are made of modern
non-allergenic materials. Still, in rare cases, skin
irritation can occur. If you experience discomfort or skin
irritation in the ear or in the ear canal, discontinue use
and contact your physician immediately.
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