ReSound Nexia 62 User manual

Quick guide

ReSound Nexia 62

Multi-function button (A):

MULTI-FUNCTION

BUTTON ACTION

RESULT

Short press UP

Short press DOWN

Long press UP

(3 seconds)

Long press DOWN

(3 seconds)

My hearing aid information

Product: ReSound Nexia

Model: NX62-DRW

Serial number (R):

_______________________________

Serial number (L):

_______________________________

Battery size: 13

PROGRAM WHEN TO USE BEEPS

Programs:

(if set up by your hearing care professional)

7Getting to know your hearing aid

Zinc-Air battery model (13)

**Inside battery compartment.

Get to know your hearing aids

A. Multi-function button

B. Microphones

C. Receiver wire

D. Dome

E. Receiver

F. Battery compartment

7Getting to know your hearing aid

Zinc-Air battery model (13)

**Inside battery compartment.

G. Left (blue) Right (red)

color coding

H. Model and serial number

Flight mode:

Some airlines prohibit the use of

wireless hearing aids (RF transmitters)

onboard. If required by your airline,

enable ﬂight mode:

Disable wireless operation by

opening and closing the battery

door three times within ten seconds

(open-close, open-close, open-close).

Your instruments will now be in ﬂight

mode.

The hearing aids must function in

ﬂight mode for ten seconds before

wireless operation can be re-enabled.

To re-enable wireless operation,

open and close the battery door one

time and wait thirty seconds before

opening the battery door again to

avoid accidentally entering ﬂight

mode again.

Inserting/Replacing the battery:

1. Open the battery

door (F) completely

by using your

ﬁngertip.

2. Remove protective sticker from

battery and wait two minutes

before inserting

the battery into

the hearing aid to

allow full activation

of the battery.

3. Insert the new

battery with the

positive side

(ﬂat side) in the

correct position, as shown.

4. Gently close the battery door.

If it doesn’t close easily, check to

see if the battery is upside down.

Getting started: On/O function

ON: Insert battery & completely

close battery door (F).

Program 1 will be active.

OFF: Open the battery door. Use

ﬁngertip to pull it all the way.

What you need to know

OFF

Daily: Clean your hearing aid.

Keep your hearing aids dry. Clean

the hearing

aids using a

soft cloth

or tissue.

Weekly: Clean the receiver tubes

and domes (D & E).

Use a soft cloth to clean the

receiver tube and dome on the

outside. Do not use water when

you are cleaning the receiver tubes.

As needed: Change domes (D)

ReSound standard domes

1. Push the new dome over the ribbed

end of the receiver wire.

Regular care & maintenance 2. Check that the dome is securely

mounted by carefully lifting the

lower part of the dome and ver-

ifying that the collar completely

covers the ribbed end of the wire.

When placed correctly, the dome

will appear slightly angled.

ReSound tulip domes

Tulip domes consist of two “petals”. It

is important that the largest petal is

the outermost petal. To ensure this:

1. Push the largest petal back, then

press the tulip dome over the

ribbed end of the receiver wire.

2. Then push the largest “petal”

back, and it will be

placed on top of

the smaller petal.

2. Insertion: Insert the other end of

the tool into the sound outlet (the end

with the replacement ﬁlter). Gently

press the replacement straight into

Beep/tone indicators

the sound outlet until the outer ring is

touching the sound outlet. Pull the

tool straight out – your new wax ﬁlter

will remain in place. Re-attach your

dome or a

replacement

dome.

BEEP/TONE INDICATION ACTION REQUIRED

Ding, ding, ding, dong Low battery Change battery

Ding (5 or 10) Hearing aid is starting up After dings cease,

hearing aid is turned on

Ding-ding,

ding-ding, etc.

Hearing aid is in ﬂight mode Use in ﬂight mode if desired,

or open-close battery door to

exit ﬂight mode

Ripple tone Hearing aid is in streaming

mode

Use with wireless accessory

or press multi-function

button to exit streaming

mode

Monthly: Change the wax guard or

see your hearing care professional.

For changing white wax guards,

complete the following steps:

1. Removal: Remove the dome from

the receiver wire. Open the wax ﬁlter

case and take one of the tools out.

Each tool has a small hook in one end

and a new wax ﬁlter in the other. Insert

the removal tip into the used wax ﬁlter

and then pull the tool straight out. It is

important to pull it straight and not on

an angle.

Troubleshooting

SYMPTOM CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY

No sound Battery door not closed

Dead battery

Battery door will not close

Blocked earmold or tube

Blocked wax guard

Turn on by closing the battery door (F)

Replace battery

Insert battery properly

Clean earmold or tube

Replace wax guard or consult your hearing care

professional

Not loud enough Blocked earmold or dome

Change in hearing, volume too low

Excessive ear wax

Clean earmold, replace dome, replace guard

Consult your hearing care professional

Excessive

whistling/feedback

Incorrect earmold placement

Incorrect dome placement

Excessive ear wax

If none of the above

Re-insert earmold carefully

Re-insert dome (D)

Clean guard/consult your hearing care professional

Consult your hearing care professional

Wireless does not work Device may be in ﬂight mode Open and close the battery door (F) once.

Wireless operation will reactivate ten seconds later.

If there are any other problems not mentioned in this guide, please contact ReSound or your hearing care professional.

For more information

402580011 Rev A 2023.07

ReSound Government Services

8001 E Bloomington Freeway

Bloomington, MN 55420

USA

1.800.392.9932

www.resound.com/veterans

Manufacturer according to FDA:

GN ReSound North America

8001 E Bloomington Freeway

Bloomington, MN 55420

USA

1.888.735.4327

resound.com

Refer to the user guide included in

your hearing aid box.

Your hearing care professional can

be reached at:

View ReSound hearing aid tutorial

videos at youtube.com/resoundus.

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