Changing Batteries; Battery Tips - Cochlear Baha 4 Manual Del Usuario

Attaching the safety line
Before connecting the sound processor, attach
the safety line to the sound processor and clip the
other end of the safety line to your shirt or jacket.
Cochlear recommends connecting the safety line
when engaging in physical activities. Children
should use the safety line at all times.
Accessories
Your sound processor can be used with the
Cochlear Wireless Accessories. In addition, your
sound processor has a DAI (Direct Audio Input)
port that is used to connect via a cable directly
to external audio sources, such as MP3 players
(requires the use of the optional Cochlear Baha
Audio adapter), or the Cochlear Baha Telecoil.
Consult your hearing care professional for more
information regarding the available accessories for
your sound processor.

Changing batteries

When there is approximately 1 hour of remaining
battery power, 4 beeps occur 2 times to let
you know that the battery will soon need to
be replaced. At this time you may experience
low amplification. If the battery runs down
completely, the sound processor will beep and
then stop working.
Use one of the included batteries (zinc-air, non-
rechargeable) as a replacement. The batteries
included in the sound processor kit reflect
Cochlear's latest recommendations. Contact your
hearing care professional for additional batteries.
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Battery tips

See figure 7
• Battery life decreases as soon as the battery is
• Battery life depends on daily usage, volume
• To maximize battery life, switch off the sound
• If a battery leaks, immediately replace it.
Note: The inside of the battery door is lined
with a moisture barrier that prevents dust and
water from entering the sound processor. To
ensure an effective seal, Cochlear recommends
replacing the battery door every 6 months. In
humid environments, replace the battery door
more frequently.
Contact your hearing care professional for
additional battery doors.
To replace the battery in Baha 4:
See figure
1
exposed to air (plastic strip is removed).
setting, use of wireless audio streaming, sound
environment, program setting, and battery
strength.
processor when not in use.
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2
Gently slide the battery door downwards
until you feel a 'click'. You can now remove
the door.
3
With a fingernail, gently lift the battery
hatch open to expose the battery.
4
Remove the old battery. Use the included
magnetic removal tool if needed. Dispose
of battery according to local regulations.
5
Remove the sticker on the + side of the
new battery. Insert the new battery with
the + sign facing the + marked on the
processor's battery compartment.
6
Gently press the battery hatch closed.
7
Attach the battery door and slide it gently
back into its locked position.