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A new world of sounds
A3
A4
Accessories, Senso Vita
Acoustic trauma
Advice for first-time hearing aid users
AIKIA models
Alarm systems
Amplifier
Analog hearing aids
A-series models
Assistive listening devices
Attaching the MicroLink receiver
Audiogram
Autogenic training
Automatic Feedback Manager
B1
B11
B12
B1X
B2
B2-CIC
B2X
B32
Batteries (sizes)
Battery lifetime
Battery, changing the
Behind-the-ear hearing aids
Body habits, 10 good
Bravissimo Features
Bravissimo Models
Bravo models
BXP
Cathryn's new hearing aid
Changing the battery - behind-the-ear hearing aid
Changing the battery - completely-in-canal hearing aid
Changing the battery - in-the-ear hearing aid
Cleaning the earmould
Cochlea
Colleague of a person with hearing loss
Communication problems
Completely-in-canal hearing aids
Conductive hearing loss
Connecting TelCom
Corporate social responsibility
Decibel (dB)
Dee's story
Depression
Digital hearing aids
Directional microphones
Discarding batteries
Disclaimer
Do not drop your hearing aids
Do not expose your hearing aids to extreme heat
Do not get your hearing aids wet
Do not put the battery in your mouth
Do not try to take hearing aids apart
Do not use a hair dryer og hairspray while wearing hearing aids
Drying kit
Dynamic range
Ear wax
Earmould, the
Emma's story
Eustachian tube, the
Evolution of digital technology
Facts about Widex
Facts on hearing impairment
Fatigue
Feedback
FM systems
FreeSound system
Frequency
Getting used to new sounds
Guilt
Hair cells
Hearing
Hearing aid
Hearing aid care tips for children
Hearing aid components
Hearing aid fitting
Hearing aid, colours
Hearing aid, placement in/on the ear
Hearing aids, both ears
Hearing loss
Hearing loss at work
Hearing loss in a relationship
Hearing loss resulted in poor marks in dictation
Hearing tactics for people with hearing loss
Hearing tactics for people with normal hearing
Hearing test
Hearing tests for children
Hearing threshold level
Hearing, a tour of the ear
Hearing, test your
Hypnosis
Impression of the ear
In the wrong town
Inner ear
Inteo models
In-the-ear hearing aids
Isolation
Job in our production department
Keep your hearing aids away from dogs
Keep your hearing aids in a safe place when not in use
Listening programs
Listening work
Loop systems
Loud music and a forced smile
Low battery indicator
Magnificent hearing aids
Maintaining behind-the-ear hearing aids
Maintaining completely-in-canal hearing aids
Maintaining in-the-ear hearing aids
Maintaining your hearing aid
Management, the
Micro Link, listening situation
Middle ear
Middle ear infection
Milestones
Muscular tension
My pretty earmoulds impressed the boys
My shift from an analog to a digital hearing aid
My stay at the hospital
Myths about hearing loss
Occlusion
One word is enough
Only clean with a clean, dry cloth
Operating behind-the-ear hearing aids
Operating completely-in-canal hearing aids
Operating in-the-ear hearing aids
Operating your hearing aid
Organ of Corti
Otosclerosis
Outer ear
Paul's story
Power napping
Presbyacusis
Privacy Policy
Psychologist
Relaxation exercise
Remote control
School checklist
SCOLAhear
SCOLOAtalk
SD-19
SD-9
SD-CIC
SD-X
Self-help group
Sensitivity to sound
Senso C18+
Senso C19+
Senso C8+
Senso C9+
Senso CIC+
Senso CX+
Senso Diva élan™ features.
Senso Diva models
Senso P models
Senso P37
Senso P38
Senso P7
Senso P7X
Senso P8
Senso P8X
Senso P-CIC
Senso Vita élan features
Senso Vita models
Senso Vita special features
Senso Vita SV-9è
Senso+ models
Sensogram
Sensorineural hearing loss
Shame
Signs of hearing loss
Simon's story
Social aspects
Sound
Sound intensity
SoundControl system
SoundFocus system
SoundSelector System
SoundShape System, the
Sources of noise
Speech intelligibility
Steeply sloping hearing losses
Stigma
Stories from hearing-impaired
Storing batteries
SV-19
SV-38
SV-9
SV-CIC
SV-X
SV-XP
Telecoil
Tell an adult as soon as your hearing aid sounds different
Terms of use
test your hearing
Testimonials
Testing the battery
The most significant event in my life
These "gadgets" in my ears
Tinnitus
Understanding the audiogram
Visualisation
Visualisation exercise
Volume control
Wax guard (CeruSTOP)
When I learned about Senso
Widex distributor
Widex encyclopedia
Widex encyclopedia guide
You only hear when you want to
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Cleaning the earmould
Drying kit
Maintaining behind-the-ear hearing aids
Maintaining completely-in-canal hearing aids
Maintaining in-the-ear hearing aids
Maintaining your hearing aid
Wax guard (CeruSTOP)
Maintaining in-the-ear hearing aids
Here you find advice on how to maintain and clean an in-the-ear hearing aid.
The hearing aid is worn in the ear canal. It is very important for its performance that the instrument is free from ear wax and dirt.
Clean the hearing aid daily with a soft, dry cloth. Never wash the hearing aid with water, cleaning solutions or other liquids.
We recommend that every time the hearing aid is taken out of the ear, you inspect the sound outlet and the microphone and relief vent openings.
Cleaning the sound outlet
If the sound outlet is blocked by ear wax or moisture, remove the wax with the special removing tool enclosed with the hearing aid (small brush) and remove the moisture with a small blower. Do not insert any objects into the sound outlet, as this could damage the hearing aid.
Cleaning the microphone opening
Clean the microphone opening with the wax removing tool enclosed with the hearing aid. Open the battery compartment cover and turn the hearing aid so the battery compartment cover is facing downwards. Guide the wax removing tool through the microphone opening on the battery compartment cover from the inside.
Cleaning the relief vent opening
Make sure there is no wax in the vent by passing the long wax removing tool through the vent. Make it a habit to clean the relief vent opening every day.
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Hearing aid components
