Should I put the sound processor & the battery from my cochlear implant in the Zephyr? Lost my instructions.
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Yes you should! I have the Freedom, I put the sound processor in the dryer. I do not put the rechargeable battery or the blister batteries in it. here is a link to Youtube. It will show you how to use the Zephr! (CochlearAmericas "Using the Zephr") http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z8pxADGAn0 Hope this helps!
490464
Sorry, i not qualified to answer this question...please check with your product provider.
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The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use, above.Here is the link to the complete instructions:http://dryandstore.com/page/510/Instruction-Manuals.html#Zephyr%20Instructions The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use,... » Read More The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use, above.Here is the link to the complete instructions:http://dryandstore.com/page/510/Instruction-Manuals.html#Zephyr%20Instructions « Show Less
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I don't put the batteries in it but it says you can. I put the whole hearing aid in it.
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I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the... » Read More I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. « Show Less
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I purchased mine from the hearing aid place I deal with. It matches the rechargeable batteries ... Seimens to start with and then these ones from powerone accu plus size 312. The chargers are listed on amazon. Siemens eCharger 312-L PURE Micon series rechargeable Hearing Aid Charger. There is another one just above it that is a lot cheaper
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I have Siemens hearing aids, but I don't know the model. Assuming you're using conventional batteries now, the rechargeable batteries would be the same size. Any audiologist/hearing-aid provider should be able to answer your question and probably will offer to sell you the batteries. In my experience, however, Amazon is likely to have a substantially lower price than the hearing-aid provider will quote. Of course, you also need a specialized charger.
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I had a worse problem, a defect, and there is really nothing that can be done about it. I haven't found any other headsets like this yet, but I'm still looking. The internal battery is an itty bitty chip, that can't be replaced. My thoughts; it wasn't made to last in the first place. Sorry that I can't help you any further.
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Thank you for the inquiry, Jonatan. I also own the Bose SoundDock Portable digital music system and had to change the battery. If you look at the attached battery on the back of the unit, just below the Bose logo, there is a circle with a slotted area. Push this in slightly and turn it to the left. You will be able to pull the old battery off and you may install the new battery. Slide the replacement into the connector and push the hole in slightly and turn it to the right to tighten it. If you need help, feel free to call us while you're with the system. The number is 1-800-367-4008. Our hours of operation are Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-10:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM-7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time(EST).
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I agree with Missy, call the company and have them send them. Mine had instructions included.
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yes, either a new battery like what came with the unit or rechargable ni-cad batteries (AA). If you use ni-cads though, you can not place the headset on the charging cradle in the correct direction of the batterie may explode. you will have to reverse it. Hope this helps!
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I would call the folks at Headsets.com. I believe they can guide you on replacing the battery.
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I bought mine at WalMart in the watch sections. Haven't had to use them yet, so not sure if they will work. The lady at WalMart looked up the number on the back of the battery that came with it and said that was what was compatible. As I purchased 2 hearing amplifiers, I still have a battery left. Good luck, maybe let me know what you found to work. I also got my hearing amplifier from Amazon, maybe they sell the batteries.
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I sent mine in thru my hearing aid company because mine was doing the same thing. I paid to have it fixed Instead of replacing the battery they sent me a whole new compilot.
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All you do is place the headset on the charging station, which is also the receiver. The battery is internal and charges just by sitting on the docking station.
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I'm not sure but would contact SoundAsleep, directly. Good question. It's possible the company may offer a conversion kit made pre-order.
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I am sorry I don't have an immediate answer for you as I don't have time right now to research it. My suggestion is to go to the web site for Sennheiser and look for an instruction manual for our model headset. I seem to recall there being instructions someplace about how to add additonal headsets. At that site you should also find how to contact their support folks to ask you question. Good Luck - sorry I am in a bind for time or I would search for an answer for you.
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Really, Rebecca, I wouldn't suggest purchasing this. We had our first one, and the display stopped working very early on, so I thought maybe the battery was bad. When I went to try to change it, there was a mini spark or something shorted. I called the company and sent it in after which they did replace it at no charge. However, we never found it precise in terms of being able to determine sound levels. We used it for voice, and it just went all over the place with no ability to control it in any way. Sorry to sound so negative, but that's what happened to us. I think it would probably measure levels but not with any great precision. Really, Rebecca, I wouldn't suggest purchasing this. We had our first one, and the display stopped working very early on, so I thought maybe the battery was bad. When I went to try to change it, there was a mini spark or something shorted. I called the company and sent it in after which they did replace it at no charge. However, we never found it precise in terms of being able to determine sound levels. We used it for voice, and it just went all over the place with no ability to control it in any way. Sorry to sound so negative, but that's what happened to us. I think it would probably... » Read More Really, Rebecca, I wouldn't suggest purchasing this. We had our first one, and the display stopped working very early on, so I thought maybe the battery was bad. When I went to try to change it, there was a mini spark or something shorted. I called the company and sent it in after which they did replace it at no charge. However, we never found it precise in terms of being able to determine sound levels. We used it for voice, and it just went all over the place with no ability to control it in any way. Sorry to sound so negative, but that's what happened to us. I think it would probably measure levels but not with any great precision. « Show Less
1807360
Didn't work with my cochlear implant unless I wore it above my ears. Epic Fail.
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I took it to a professional. I already had a Pioneer screen head unit. It took him 30min and he charged $100 to put both in.