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48 User Guide for the Auria Harmony Sound Processor
Processor Gets Wet
WARNING: Your processor or headpiece should be serviced only at AB. Do not
attempt to open or repair the processor. Do not continue to use the
processor if any part of it is damaged. Unauthorized opening of the
processor, or other equipment, will void the warranty and may com-
promise system performance.
All parts of the processor have been designed to tolerate rain, moisture, sweat, and
dust expected from normal use. However, if the processor gets wet, perform the
following steps as soon as possible:
Remove your PowerCel.
Gently shake your processor to drain any excess water.
Place your processor in your Auria Carrying Case/Dri-Aid.
IMPORTANT: Place your processor in your carrying case for 24 hours. DO
NOT try to speed up the drying process by using a microwave
oven, convection oven or hair dryer. This could further damage the
internal electronics.
If after performing the above steps, you notice a deterioration in sound quality
or volume, contact your audiologist for further troubleshooting.
Green LED Light on Processor Does Not Flash in Response to Loud Sounds
(programmable features)
• Confi rm that this feature is enabled.
Recheck the PowerCel status.
Perform a System Operation Check.
Try another program on your processor.
Try another audio input source such as an Auxiliary Microphone or your Direct
Connect Earhook interfaced with an audio device (e.g., CD/MP3 player).
- You will need to use a program that is designated to accept an external
audio source.
- If this resolves the problem, place your processor and T-Mic (if applicable)
in the Auria Carrying Case/Dri-Aid overnight. If no sound is present the next
day, contact your audiologist.
Replace the cable/headpiece.
• Refer to “No Sound / Static / Muffl ed Sound / Distorted Sound” section for
additional troubleshooting steps.
Contact your audiologist for further troubleshooting if necessary.
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