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This guide requires removing the battery. Removing the battery allows no room for electrical malfunction and also makes the process of removing debris easier. If the Halo RIC hearing aid still does not function after these steps, it is advisable to check for electrical or mechanical defects in the microphones.
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Detach the receiver from Starkey Halo Receiver-In-Canal hearing aid.
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Place the receiver with its small hole away from the surface.
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If you know that there is no problem with the receiver and want to clean the microphone, move on to Step 4.
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Take the Hear Clear Receiver wax guard and carefully insert the orange end into the receiver’s hole.
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Rotate the wax guard continuously while inserting it, so as to gain a firm grip on the old wax guard.
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Gently pull the stick out.
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It should have the receiver’s old wax guard attached to it.
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Rotate the stick 180 degrees with the clean wax guard facing the receiver.
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Carefully insert the stick inside the receiver, and twist it.
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Gently pull the stick off.
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Carefully plug the clean receiver back into the black microphone.
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Proceed to clean the battery holder with the small brush.
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To do this with your other hearing aid, follow the same steps written above. If there is no noticeable change in the RIC Receiver, it is recommended to check for electrical or mechanical defects in the microphone.
To do this with your other hearing aid, follow the same steps written above. If there is no noticeable change in the RIC Receiver, it is recommended to check for electrical or mechanical defects in the microphone.
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