As a hearing-impaired person, the most embarrassing moment is nothing more than — the hearing aid is out of power or even dead!
Not being able to hear the leader’s speech during meetings, frequently “ah?” when chatting with family, or even missing important calls.. These sudden “silent moments” not only affect communication but also cause anxiety. In celebration of Earth Day, we have prepared a solution that is both practical and environmentally friendly for you so that you can deal with power emergencies calmly, while also contributing to the protection of the Earth!
01 Emergency response methods when the hearing aid is out of power
- Carry spare batteries with you
Recommended index: Five stars
Applicable situation: Any sudden power-off scenario
Operation steps:
1-2 spare batteries in advance in your wallet, keychain, phone case, etc. (It is recommended to use a sealed small box to prevent moisture) When the is off, quickly replace the new battery (pay attention to the positive and negative directions)
TIPS:
Buy original batteries from formal channels.
Set a calendar reminder to change the battery proactively once every 5-7 days to avoid sudden power failure.
*Note: Proper recycling of one hearing aid battery can protect 1 square meter of soil for 50 years
- Temporary “activation” of old batteries (emergency method)
Recommended index: Three stars
Applicable situation: No spare batteries at hand
Operation steps:
Take out the dead battery and let it sit for 1-2 minutes (to re- the chemical reaction inside the battery).
Use a dry paper towel to gently wipe the positive and negative terminals of the battery (to remove the oxidized layer).
Reinstall the battery into the hearing aid, which may restore a brief amount of power (about 10-30 minutes).
*Note: This method can be a temporary solution, replace with a new battery as soon as possible!
02 3 steps to deal with the “silent” situation urgently
If there still no sound after changing the battery, it could be:
Battery compartment contact is poor → Re-open and close the battery compartment to ensure it is properly closed
The hearing aid is damp → Put it in a dry box or use an electronic dehumidifier.
Earplugs/ear molds/sound outlets/phone outlets are blocked → Clean with a small brush (custom machines can also replace the wax cap)
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Prevention is better first aid!
3 tips to extend battery life
- When not in use, open the battery compartment: Open the battery compartment after taking off the hearing aid at nightto avoid power consumption).
- Avoid humid environments: Take off the hearing aid when bathing or exercising.
- Pay attention to the expiration date when ho: The battery shelf life is usually 2-3 years, don’t buy too much at once.
