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Hold your hi ITC by the bottom of the retention ring. 

Place the hearing aid in the ear canal with the 

speaker pointed toward the eardrum. The retention 

ring will prevent the hearing aid from being 

inserted too deeply into the canal.

Curl the retention ring along the body of your ear. 

If the retention ring is too loose, call us toll-free at 

1-855-523-9355, and press 2.

Allergic reactions to hearing aids are unlikely. 

However, if you experience skin irritation, redness, 

or soreness in or around your ears, please contact 

your physician.

Summary of Contents for ITC

Page 1: ...hi ITC In The Canal User Guide Watch a short video on how to use and maintain the hi ITC at hiHealthInnovations com...

Page 2: ...ing aids on and off 4 Wearing your hearing aids 4 5 Changing the wax guard 6 7 Battery 8 9 Changing program settings 10 11 Using with telephones and cellular phones 11 Caring for your hearing aids 12...

Page 3: ...are new to hearing aids it may take a few weeks before you are completely comfortable with them and can fully enjoy the benefits Be patient as you adjust to hearing sounds that you may not have heard...

Page 4: ...ble to tune out these noises as they continue to wear their hearing aids When you are in a restaurant avoid sitting in the middle of the room or near the kitchen A booth to the side or in a corner wil...

Page 5: ...ht blue wax guard filter is for the left ear Red wax guard filter is for the right ear 3 Battery door on and off close the door to turn on the hearing aids Open the door to turn off the hearing aids L...

Page 6: ...hearing aid is off 1 ON Simply close the battery door with a battery in it 2 OFF When you re not wearing your hearing aids keep the battery door open to extend battery life Youdonotneedtoremovethebatt...

Page 7: ...event the hearing aid from being inserted too deeply into the canal Curl the retention ring along the body of your ear If the retention ring is too loose call us toll free at 1 855 523 9355 and press...

Page 8: ...an allow wax to enter the hearing aids and damage them Given that earwax is natural and common replace the wax guard on your hearing aids every month or more frequently as needed This is easy to do wi...

Page 9: ...ng tool with the old wax guard into the center of the wheel dispenser and slip off the wax guard by sliding the tool to the side Use the other end of the changing tool to pull out a new wax guard from...

Page 10: ...y about 70 hours or one week Please insert batteries when you receive the hearing aids Low battery indicator A warning of three double beeps every eight minutes indicates that the battery needs to be...

Page 11: ...he battery was inserted properly Do NOT force the door closed NOTE When the battery is taken out and put back in the hearing aid returns to Program 1 See page 10 for information about changing the pro...

Page 12: ...rol To change the listening program tap the outer part of your ear twice Doing this will advance the hearing aid to the next highest program The fingers should be held together and the finger tips sho...

Page 13: ...s Using with telephones and cellular phones Traditional corded phones cordless phones and cell phones First try to use the phone as you normally would hold it If you cannot hear well move the handset...

Page 14: ...ny moisture to evaporate This also helps extend battery life Store your hearing aids in a safe dry place away from direct sunlight and avoid extreme temperatures Do not leave your hearing aids in the...

Page 15: ...a humid climate or are around persistent moisture consider purchasing an inexpensive hearing aid dehumidifier or dryer We have hearing aid dryers available for purchase Ask your doctor to remove exces...

Page 16: ...ment Call Customer Service toll free at 1 855 523 9355 Moisture Open battery door and allow to dry 2 Three double beeps Low battery Replace battery 3 Whistling or feedback Device not inserted properly...

Page 17: ...B SPL HFA OSPL 90 105 dB SPL Average full on gain 30 dB Peak gain 40 dB Reference test gain 31 dB Frequency range 200 6500 Hz Total harmonic distortion 2 Equivalent input noise 30 dB SPL Battery curre...

Page 18: ...16 Input Output OSL90 FRC response Input output curve 300 Saturation output curve and frequency response curve...

Page 19: ...not cover batteries ear tubes tips ear molds or accessories hi HealthInnovations is the only authorized service center for your warranty service Please contact Customer Service at 1 855 523 9355 to ob...

Page 20: ...Audiometric air bone gap equal to or greater than 15 decibels at 500 hertz Hz 1 000 Hz and 2 000 Hz vii Visible evidence of significant cerumen accumulation or a foreign body in the ear canal viii Pa...

Page 21: ...which you may decide if you want to purchase the hearing aid Federal law restricts the sale of hearing aids to those individuals who have obtained a medical evaluation from a licensed physician Federa...

Page 22: ...am CT 11 am ET 8 am PT Call toll free 1 888 844 7278 When prompted enter the special access code 9428061 2 Visit hihealthinnovations com and watch the hi ITC video 3 Wear your hearing aids as much as...

Page 23: ...be a flat pat on the ear It is the pressure generated by the pat that triggers the switch The pat should be soft and never painful or severe enough to cause ringing in your ear 3 Caring for your hear...

Page 24: ...any adhesive residue on the battery with a dry cloth To fully activate the battery wait for a minute then gently close the battery door If the door does not close easily check to see if the battery wa...

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