Phonak Eleva User manual

User Guide

0459

Eleva™

Contents

Welcome 3

Description 4

Preparation 6

Replacing the battery 6

Inserting Eleva in your ear 10

Removing Eleva from your ear 12

Operation 14

Switching ON/OFF 14

Controlling the volume (optional) 16

Selecting a hearing program 18

Telecoil (optional) 19

EasyPhone (optional) 20

Remote controls (optional) 23

Maintenance 26

Important points 26

Warning 28

Service and Warranty 29

Phonak distributors worldwide 30

Welcome

Your new Eleva hearing system uses the very latest

advances in digital hearing technology. Eleva offers

you automatic functions, providing the highest sound

quality and hearing comfort in most of your hearing

situations. High-tech has turned highly sophisticated

hearing systems into convenient devices that are easy

to use.

Please read this manual carefully to benefit from

all the features of your new Eleva hearing system.

Ask your hearing care professional if you have any

questions.

Eleva is a quality product developed by the Swiss

company Phonak, a world leader in hearing technology,

innovation and reliability. With proper care and

usage, your Eleva hearing system will support your

hearing and understanding for many years.

If you want additional information about Eleva,

please visit the Phonak website at www.phonak.com

Phonak – Your partner for good hearing!

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Description

Eleva 11 CIC/MC

Eleva 11 CIC/MC RC

Standard battery size 10

Eleva 22 ITC/HS

Eleva 22 ITC/HS dAZ

Standard battery size 312

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Eleva 33 FS

Eleva 33 FS dAZ

Eleva 33 FS P

Standard battery size 13

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adaptive digital AudioZoom (dAZ) technology)

햳Battery compartment with ON/OFF

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햵Volume control (optional)

햶Receiver (Sound outlet)

햷Custom made shell

햸Removal handle (Eleva 11 only)

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Preparation

Replacing the battery

1) Remove the protective foil from the new battery.

2) Hold the hearing system with the battery

compartment upwards and open the battery cover.

3) Remove the old battery.

4) Insert the new battery. Please ensure that the “+”

sign on the battery (flat side) is on the same side as

the “+” sign on the battery cover.

Preparation

5) Gently shut the battery cover, until you feel it

“click” into place.

Replacing the battery

Handle the battery cover gently and do not use

excessive force.

Do not try to open the cover further than shown

on the drawing.

If there is any resistance when closing the cover,

ensure that the battery is correctly inserted.

The cover will not close if the battery is inserted

upside down.

When your hearing system is not in use, leave the

battery compartments open to allow any moisture

to evaporate.

We recommend to only use batteries which your

hearing care professional approves and sells.

Low battery warning:

An acoustic signal gives you an early warning that the

battery is approaching exhaustion. You have usually

at least 30 minutes to replace the battery. With very

high quality batteries, this reserve may be higher

and the hearing system will repeat the low battery

warning approximately every 30 minutes.

Preparation

Inserting Eleva in your ear

If possible, select the mute mode (see page 18) before

insertion to avoid whistling.

Alternatively, your hearing care professional may have

activated a delayed activation timer. This function

delays the activation of the hearing system (9 or 15

seconds) after the battery door was closed.

Before insertion, please ensure that you are using

the proper left and right hearing systems. Your hearing

systems are identified as follows:

Blue = left hearing system

Red = right hearing system

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