DARTWOOD 1689755035 Hearing Aid User Manual

Table of Contents

Before Use:

Before first use, fully charge the hearing aid and the charging case for 5-6 hours.
Make sure the hearing aid is turned off.
Align the pin of the dock and carefully insert the hearing aids into the charging case.
Connect the charging case to a power source (5V 1A) with the supplied cable.
The indicator-light status follows. Charging times can be up to 5-6 hours.
- Status left case: Charging
- Status right case: Charging
Unplug the cable once the devices are fully charged.

How to Use:

Choose the earplugs that fit your ear canal shape.
Press the earplug over the small speaker tube.
Make sure the hearing aid is turned off before putting it on.
Gently fit the earplug into your ear and hang the ear hook over your ear.
Adjust the hearing aid to find the most comfortable position on your ear.
To avoid discomfort caused by excessively-loud audio levels, make sure the volume is set to the lowest level before turning it on.
Flip the switch to turn on the hearing aid. Slowly increase the volume with the volume dial until you can comfortably hear what is going on around you.
When not using the hearing aid, switch it off and store it in the charging case.
Note: Make sure to switch off the hearing aid when not in use to prevent battery drain of the charging case.

Why does my hearing aid pick up noise I don’t want?
Some sounds may be too noisy when wearing a hearing aid for the first time, such as the refrigerator’s buzzing, paper wrinkling, or the sound of footsteps. This is normal, as your brain must re-learn how to prioritize the sounds you don’t want to hear. Sometimes the sound may not be nice, but please don’t give up wearing it as you can expect improvement over time.
Why does my hearing aid ‘scream’?
This is normal with hearing aids. This screaming, howling, or other noise is feedback, where the microphone repeats the sound from the speaker. To reduce feedback, avoid hitting or tapping the microphone or hearing aid when you use it.

Read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

For adult use only.
Hearing aids are not designed or intended to cure or prevent any disease or health condition.
Make sure to turn off the hearing aid.
Make sure to set the volume to the lowest level before putting it on to avoid ‘howling’ (audio feedback).
Do not immerse the hearing aid or any parts in water or other liquid.
Do not use the hearing aid other than for the intended purposes.

DARTWOOD 1689755035 Hearing Aid-FIG-3

Before first use, fully charge the hearing aid and the charging case for 5-6 hours.
Make sure the hearing aid is turned off.
Align the pin of the dock and carefully insert the hearing aids into the charging case.
Connect the charging case to a power source (5V 1A) with the supplied cable.
The indicator-light status follows. Charging times can be up to 5- 6 hours.
Unplug the cable once the devices are fully charged.

Choose the earplugs that fit your ear canal shape.
Press the earplug over the small speaker tube.
Make sure the hearing aid is turned off before putting it on.
Gently fit the earplug into your ear and hang the ear hook over your ear.
Adjust the hearing aid to find the most comfortable position on your ear.
To avoid discomfort caused by excessively-loud audio levels, make sure the volume is set to the lowest level before turning it on.
Flip the switch to turn on the hearing aid. Slowly increase the volume with the volume dial until you can comfortably hear what is going on around you.
When not using the hearing aid, switch it off and store it in the charging case.
Note: Make sure to switch off the hearing aid when not in use to preventing battery drain of the charging case.

Why does my hearing aid not turn on?
- Make sure the hearing aid is fully charged. Follow the instruc-tions to charge, described in the section, How to Use, above.
- Make sure the hearing aid is turned on, and the volume is set to an appropriate level.
- Check if any foreign objects are blocking the ear.
- If the problem persists, contact us for assistance: contact@wasserstein-home.com
Why does my hearing aid pick up noise I don’t want?
Some sounds may be too noisy when wearing a hearing aid for the first time, such as the refrigerator’s buzzing, paper wrinkling, or the sound of footsteps. This is normal, as your brain must re-learn how to prioritize the sounds you don’t want to hear. Sometimes the sound may not be nice, but please don’t give up wearing it as you can expect improvement over time.
Why does my hearing aid ‘scream’?
This is normal with hearing aids. This screaming, howling, or other noise is feedback, where the microphone repeats the sound from the speaker. To reduce feedback, avoid hitting or tapping the microphone or hearing aid when you use it.