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152 FONIX <strong>8000</strong> Hearing Aid Analyzer<br />

Figure 8.2.2—Placing the reference and probe microphones<br />

8.2.3 Inserting the probe tube<br />

There are several different methods used for properly inserting the probe tube.<br />

Here are two easy methods.<br />

Method 1<br />

1. Place an unattached probe tube on a flat surface along with the client’s<br />

earmold or shell.<br />

2. Place or hold the ear mold next to the probe tube, so that the tube rests along<br />

the bottom of the canal part of the earmold with the tube extending at least<br />

5 mm past the canal opening. If there is a large vent, you can slide the tube<br />

down the vent until it protrudes at least 5 mm past the canal opening.<br />

3. Mark the probe tube where it meets the<br />

outside surface of the earmold with a<br />

marking pen. See Figure 8.2.3A.<br />

4. Attach the probe tube to the body of the<br />

probe microphone.<br />

5. Attach the probe microphone to the round<br />

Velcro pad on the earhook.<br />

6. Insert the probe tube (without the earmold<br />

or aid) into the client’s ear so that the mark<br />

is at the location where the bottom of the<br />

outer surface of the earmold will be, once the<br />

earmold is in place.<br />

Figure 7.2.3A—Marking the probe tube

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