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46 User Guide for the Auria Harmony Sound Processor
Part 6: Troubleshooting
WARNING: While no injury cases have resulted during normal use or a fault
condition, components of the system may become hot. If a particular
device’s temperature results in discomfortor pain, promptly remove
the product and contact AB.
Headpiece Retention
CAUTION: Adding too many magnets to your headpiece may cause physical
discomfort and can potentially damage the skin around your implant
site. Do not attempt to add additional magnets to your headpiece
unless advised by your audiologist or AB.
Shortly following your surgery, you may notice slight swelling near your implant site.
This is part of the normal healing process and may take some time to resolve. If the
swelling does not fully resolve by your initial stimulation, you and your audiologist
may need to take additional actions to ensure that your headpiece adheres and
successfully communicates with your implant. Again, any residual swelling should
resolve over time. However, several options to retain your headpiece include:
Having your audiologist increase magnet strength in your headpiece.
Temporarily shaving your hair around the implant site.
Applying pressure to the headpiece with a headband, baseball cap, etc.
Harmony Processor Retention
The processor was designed to fi t securely and comfortably behind most users’ ears.
However, you may fi nd that additional retention of your processor is desired during
everyday use or in specifi c environments (e.g., when engaging in physical activities).
An earmold is the most commonly used solution for providing additional retention.
Earmolds are available in a variety of styles, materials and colors. Please consult
with your audiologist in determining if an earmold is appropriate for you. A specially
designed earmold for use with the T-Mic is available.
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