Oticon OPN MINIRITE User manual

Opn™miniRITE

rechargeable solution

A quick guide

to your new

rechargeable

hearing aid

Congratulations on your new

rechargeable hearing aid

This booklet will guide you through the usage of Oticon Opn™ miniRITE

rechargeable solution and ensure that you get off to a good start with

your new product.

It is highly recommended that you read the instructions booklet

provided with the Oticon Opn™ miniRITE hearing aid, as well as the

instructions booklet provided with the rechargeable box.

For easy access to instructional videos, scan the QR codes on each

page with your smartphone, or visit the support page on

www.oticon.global/rechargeable

We wish you all the best with your new rechargeable solution. We hope

you will enjoy the convenience of charging, and rest assured that you

will never be out of power since you can always use normal batteries as

a back-up solution.

Your Oticon Opn miniRITE rechargeable hearing aid 6

How to insert the rechargeable batteries 8

Expected battery performance 10

How to use the rechargeable batteries 12

Care and maintenance 13

How to charge your hearing aids 14

LED indications 15

Troubleshooting guide 16

5 tips to get the best from your rechargeable Oticon Opn hearing aids 18

Table of contents

6 7

Your Oticon Opn miniRITE rechargeable hearing aid

Wax protection

of speaker

Holds the

speaker in place

Push button Mute, change volume

and program

Open the

battery drawer

Microphone

openings Sound in

WHAT IT DOES

Rechargeable

battery drawer

Contains the battery

and functions as an

on/off switch

Wax filter

Sound out

Speaker

(60 shown)

Ear grip

(optional)

WHAT IT IS

NOTE

Open the battery drawer if you want to turn off your hearing aid.

8 9

How to insert the rechargeable batteries

Rechargeable

silver-zinc battery

Disposable

zinc-air battery

NOTE

You can use disposable 312 zinc-air batteries in your rechargeable

Oticon Opn miniRITE. Do not place hearings aids with disposable

batteries in the charger.

How to use

disposable

batteries

How to use

rechargeable

batteries

1. Open the battery

drawer

2. Place the ZPower

rechargeable

battery inside the

battery drawer (gold

side facing upwards)

3. Close the battery

drawer

10 11

Daily hours of usage depend on level of hearing loss and lifestyle.

Based on a minimum uninterrupted charge of 7 hours

No streaming 90 minutes of

iPhone®

streaming

4 hours of TV and

1 hour of iPhone

streaming

18-19.5 16-17 15-16

hours hours hours

Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch

are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other

countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.

Battery life examples given a fully charged battery

Expected battery performance

If the battery is fully charged for 7 uninterrupted hours, the ZPower

solution is expected to provide a full day of operating time.

The expected day-to-day battery life will vary depending on the

degree of use.

• A full 19-hour day of battery use without streaming.

• 16-17 hours of use based on 90 minutes of iPhone streaming activity in

addition to traditional use.

• 15-16 hours of use for traditional hearing aid usage in addition to 4

hours of television and one hour of streaming from iPhone.

If used daily, the rechargeable ZPower silver-zinc batteries will last for

roughly a year before they will need to be replaced.

12 13

How to use the rechargeable batteries

Proper use will help to extend the life of your batteries.

• Charge the hearing aids before wearing them. The recommended

charge time is 7 uninterrupted hours.

• Charge the hearing aids at temperatures between 50°F (10°C)

and 104°F (40°C).

• Don’t place the hearing aids in the charger if the charger is unplugged;

this will drain the batteries.

• If you don’t intend to use your hearing aids for several days, remove

the batteries.

• Don’t force the battery to operate after the HA is turned off, by

opening and closing the battery drawer.

• Your batteries should last for approximately one year.

Contact your hearing care professional if you need new batteries.

Care and maintenance

• Clean as needed.

• Remove debris or build-up from hearing aids and the charger

dock inlays with soft tissue or Oticon brush.

• Do not apply rubbing alcohol or other chemical substances.

• Testing confirmed moisture and swelling should not be an issue.

• Don’t store the rechargeable silver zinc batteries together with

coins and metal pieces, when removed from the hearing aids.

• Wipe off any moisture on the hearing aids or charging dock before

charging using a soft tissue or Oticon brush.

14 15

How to charge your hearing aids

How to charge

hearing aids

Solid

green light

LED indications

• Blinking green light when charging

• Solid green light when completely

charged

• If red light is displayed, see the trouble

shooting guide on next page.

NOTE

Once you take the hearing aids out of the

charger dock, they will automatically turn on.

Plug the USB into the charger,

then plug the adapter into the

wall. Once powered, the charger

LED will shortly blink green.

Place your hearing aids into the

charger dock. You will see a green

light blinking when the hearing

aids start charging.

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Troubleshooting guide

Charger lights Possible cause Solution

No lights The hearing aid is not

inserted into the charger

correctly, or the charger

is not powered.

Remove the hearing aid

and place in correct position.

Verify that the USB cable is

properly connected to the

USB wall adapter. Verify

that the USB wall adapter

is functional by plugging

a different USB device.

Charger lights Possible cause Solution

One or both

lights solid red

The battery won’t charge. Verify that the hearing

aid battery is a ZPower

rechargeable battery.

Both lights

flashing red

Temperature is out of range.

Charging is paused until

temperature is within range.

Move the charger to an

environment between 50°F

(10°C) and 104°F (40°C).

NOTE

If none of the above solutions work visit our support site

www.oticon.global/rechargeable or consult your hearing

care professional for assistance.

Solid

red light

Flashing

red light

182931UK / 2017.12.21

5 tips to get the best from your rechargeable Oticon Opn

hearing aids

1. Charging: Always fully charge the batteries, until the light in

the charging dock is solid green – it takes approximately 7 hours.

2. Out of power: If the batteries are drained and the hearing aids have

switched off, never try to get more use by opening and closing the

drawer. Either:

a. Place the hearing aids in the charging dock and ensure it is powered on.

b. Insert disposable batteries and keep the rechargeable batteries safe

for charging later.

3. Not in use: If you are not using your hearing aids for an extended period

of time, take the batteries out.

Note: Avoid leaving the rechargeable batteries in the hearing aids with

the battery drawers open. This will compromise battery life.

4. Handling: Don’t keep the rechargeable batteries together

with metal objects such as keys and coins.

5. Maintenance: Wipe off any moisture on the hearing aids or

charging dock before charging using a soft tissue. Do not use

rubbing alcohol or other chemical substances.

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