Phonak Lyric User manual

User Guide

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1. Welcome 4

2. Important information:

Please read when you are using Lyric for

the ﬁrst time

2.1 Hazard warnings 6

2.2 Information on product safety 7

3. Introduction to Lyric 10

3.1 What makes Lyric different 11

3.2 What you can expect with your new Lyric 11

4. Adjusting and removing Lyric 14

4.1 Using the SoundLync 14

4.2 Putting Lyric in SLEEP mode 16

4.3 Turning Lyric OFF 16

4.4 Turning Lyric ON 17

4.5 Adjusting the volume 17

4.6 SoundLync quick reference 18

4.7 Self-removal instructions 19

Contents

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5. Follow-up care and replacement 23

6. Frequently asked questions 26

7. Service and warranty 32

8. Information and explanation of symbols 33

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1. Welcome

Thank you for choosing Lyric, the first extended wear

hearing aid that is 100% invisible. Your Lyric hearing

aid requires a lot less interaction and handling compared

to conventional hearing aids. We are convinced that

your hearing aid will provide valuable beneﬁts to your

daily life.

The nature of the Lyric hearing aid requires it to be

inserted by a Lyric trained hearing care professional.

This user guide is intended to supplement and not

replace any advice from your hearing care professional.

Please read this user guide carefully in order to safely

operate your Lyric hearing aid and to beneﬁt from all

the possibilities it has to offer.

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If you have any questions, please consult your hearing

care professional.

Phonak – life is on www.phonak-lyric.com

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Please read the information on the following pages

when you are using your hearing aid for the ﬁrst time.

2.1Hazard warnings

Use only hearing aids that have been specially

programmed for you by your hearing care

professional. Other systems may be ineffective

and may, in certain cases, damage your hearing.

Changes or modiﬁcations to the hearing aid that

were not explicitly approved by Phonak are not

permitted. Such changes may damage your ear or

the hearing aid.

The hearing aid is a potential choking or swallowing

hazard so it should be kept out of reach of children

and pets. If hearing aids are swallowed, consult your

medical practitioner immediately!

2. Important information

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2.2 Information on product safety

Wearing Lyric:

Medical imaging procedures (e.g. CT scans, MRI

scans) may adversely affect the correct functioning

of your hearing aid. Lyric must be removed before

you have an MRI scan because it contains metallic

parts. Please see chapter 6 for detailed information

concerning X-ray procedures.

Do not submerge your head in water. Water

submersion may cause damage to the hearing aid.

Do not scuba dive or dive underwater. Diving while

wearing Lyric may cause injury to your ear or damage

to the hearing aid.

Do not skydive while wearing Lyric.

Once Lyric is removed, it cannot be reinserted.

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Do not put cotton swabs or anything else in your

ear canal. They could damage the hearing aid and/

or injure your ear.

If Lyric stops working for any reason, it must be

removed within 24 hours, and a Lyric trained hearing

care professional should examine your ear canal.

Using SoundLync:

The SoundLync should not rest against the skin of

those with allergies to nickel.

If you use a medical device such as a pacemaker,

do not place the SoundLync in your breast pocket.

2. Important information

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When to call your Lyric trained hearing care

professional:

If the hearing aid malfunctions.

If you experience pain beyond the initial discomfort.

If you experience a sudden or signiﬁcant change in

your hearing.

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The following introduction describes Lyric, the ﬁrst

extended wear hearing aid that is 100% invisible.

 Insertion handle

 Removal loop

 Protective cap

 Microphone and signalprocessor

 Lateral seal

 Side indicator

 Medial seal

 Receiver

 Battery

 “This side up” indication

3. Introduction to Lyric

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