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User Manual - cochlear implant HELP

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Nucleus Freedom Sound Processor<br />

Care and Troubleshooting<br />

Care<br />

Your Sound Processor should work well, even when used in<br />

very cold or hot outdoor temperatures. Generally, in cold<br />

temperatures your body heat is sufficient to keep the Sound<br />

Processor warm, and working well. In very cold weather,<br />

wear a hat or headband over the BTE Sound Processor or<br />

Processing Unit.<br />

If worn in hot temperatures it should work well. However,<br />

when not worn do not leave your Sound Processor in very<br />

hot areas, for example in sunlight, behind a window or in a car.<br />

For information on the temperatures the Sound Processor is<br />

tested to, see Technical information, Environmental conditions.<br />

Do not wear your Nucleus® Freedom Sound Processor<br />

while bathing or swimming. If your Sound Processor does<br />

get wet, wipe it dry and place it in the dry aid kit for at least<br />

twelve hours. If it then does not work, return it to your<br />

clinician. Cochlear cannot guarantee that they will be able to<br />

repair any water-damaged part.<br />

Take off your Sound Processor when applying powder,<br />

makeup or hair product. These substances can get into and<br />

damage your Sound Processor.<br />

Avoid getting sand or dirt into any part of the system. If this<br />

happens, shake out as much as possible, and if necessary<br />

contact your clinician to arrange for its repair.<br />

Storage<br />

Store the Sound Processor overnight or when you are<br />

not using it, in a dry aid kit or drying pack. Moisture or<br />

humidity may cause the Sound Processor to cut-out or stop<br />

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