Nano Hearing Aids (888-310-NANO), a leader in FDA-registered over-the-counter (OTC) hearing devices, has released a new guide that explains why hearing aids can keep shutting off unexpectedly and ways to resolve the issue.
-- Nano Hearing Aids’ new guide addresses common causes of hearing aid shutdowns, ways to troubleshoot and fix the problem, and preventive measures to help users keep their hearing devices in top functioning order.
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Every individual wearing a hearing aid needs to rely on clear and consistent functionality. As such, Nano Hearing Aids outlines the most frequent reasons for hearing aids shutting off, how to fix these issues, and when to seek professional guidance. Their at-a-glance resource is intended to help users quickly manage interruptions while reducing the likelihood of future problems.
“While there are all kinds of reasons why your hearing aids might start shutting off unexpectedly, it can be frustrating when this happens,” says a spokesperson for Nano Hearing Aids. “Knowing what the culprits might be and how to deal with the issue quickly makes resolving and preventing these disruptions easier and less stressful. So we’ve compiled all that information in an easy-to-understand guide for hearing aid users to reference whenever necessary.”
Some of the most common causes of hearing aid shutdowns include battery issues, moisture or humidity exposure, wax buildup around the microphone and receiver, physical damage, and interference from other electronics. While battery-related issues are simple to fix, drying, cleaning, and adjusting hearing aid settings may require more advanced troubleshooting.
Nano Hearing Aids advises that if issues persist despite an individual’s efforts to remedy the problem, it’s time to seek professional assistance and review warranty coverage and service options.
To prevent many of the issues that can lead to hearing aids shutting off or sustaining damage, Nano Hearing Aids recommends regular cleaning and maintenance of hearing aids, proper storage, and avoiding moisture. They also note Nano’s OTC hearing aids can help.
Nano’s product lineup includes Behind-the-Ear (BTE), Receiver-in-Canal (RIC), In-the-Ear (ITE), and Completely-in-Canal (CIC) models, all of which are FDA-registered devices designed for adults 18+ with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. All models come with a protective charging case and rechargeable batteries. Their First Ear Plus BTE model has three dome sizes and, like all Nano hearing aids, has noise reduction and feedback management technology for better sound quality.
A recent customer says, “My Nano hearing aids came with everything I needed. Within an hour I was using them. They are easy to adjust, and I am very pleased with their quality. A very good investment. Five stars.”
Learn more by visiting https://nanohearingaids.com.
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