Signia Insio Charger User guide

Insio Charger

User Guide

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Content

Before you art 4

Components 6

Getting the charger ready for use 7

Charging 12

Correct position of the hearing aids 12

Charging atus 14

Frequently asked queions – charging tips 17

Further information 23

Maintenance and care 23

Troubleshooting 24

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Important safety information 28

Personal safety 28

Product safety 33

Important information 36

Explanation of symbols 36

Operating, transport, and orage conditions 40

Technical data of the power supply 42

Disposal information 42

Conformance information 43

Country-specic information 45

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Before you art

This device is intended to charge and ore our specic

cuom hearing aids with built-in power cells (lithium-ion

rechargeable batteries). Your Hearing Care Professional will

advise you on the compatible models.

The charger is only intended for indoor use. Observe

and follow the operating conditions in section

"Operating, transport, and orage conditions".

CAUTION

Read this user guide thoroughly and completely and

follow the safety information in this document to avoid

damage or injury.

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The device may not look exactly like the guiding

illurations in these inructions. We reserve the right

to make any changes we consider necessary.

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Components

➊ Lid

➋ Charging cups

➌ Status LEDs

➍ USB power port

➎ USB power cable

➏ Power adapter

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Getting the charger ready for use

WARNING

Risk of electric shock!

XConnect the charger only with a 5V DC USB power

supply which complies with IEC 60950-1 and/or

IEC 62368-1.

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NOTICE

Use of incompatible parts poses a risk of malfunction.

XUse only the power supply and country specic

adapter that is provided with the charger.

XUse only the USB cable that is provided with the

device.

XDo not insert incompatible or foreign objects into

the charger port.

XUse andard USB power adapter which supports

an output voltage of 5 V DC and an output current

of 0.5 to 1 A.

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XConnect the USB-C side of the USB power cable to the

USB port of the charger ➊.

XConnect the other side of the USB power cable to a

suitable electrical plug ➋.

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XConnect the charger to the power supply. All LEDs for

each charging cup turn on successively indicating that

the charger has power and is ready for use.

XPlace the right hearing

aid in the charging cup

marked with an "R",

and the left hearing

aid in the charging cup

marked with an "L".

XClose the charger's lid.

XYou can charge both

hearing aids at the

same time.

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X

The hearing aids are automatically turned o and art

charging. The charging atus is indicated; see table

"Charging Status" on the next pages.

XWhen you want to use your hearing aids, take them out

of the charger. The hearing aids will automatically turn

on.

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Charging

Correct position of the hearing aids

XThe right hearing

aid can be inserted

in the charging cup

marked with an "R".

The left hearing aid

can be inserted in

the charging cup

marked with an "L".

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XThe hearing aids lie loosely in the charging slots.

XThe earpieces of the hearing aids should always be

placed into the recess.

XMake sure the at part of the hearing aids are parallel to

charging top surface.

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Charging atus

LED Status description

No LED:

Charger is not connected to power supply.

Single green LED turns on successively and

turns o:

Charger is connected to a power supply and

ready to charge.

No hearing aid is inserted in the respective

charging slot or the hearing aid is not inserted

correctly.

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LED Status description

Single green LED pulsing:

Charging atus 0-33 %

Turn on single green LED and pulsing single

green LED:

Charging atus 34-66 %

Turn on two green LEDs and pulsing single

green LED:

Charging atus 67-99 %

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LED Status description

Three green LEDs:

Hearing aid is fully charged.

Single amber LED ashes successively:

Cooling phase

Charging is resumed after 5 minutes.

Flashing red LEDs: Error

Read more in section "Troubleshooting".

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Frequently asked queions – charging

tips

You may have some queions on how to be charge your

hearing aids. Read the queions and answers below. If you

have more queions, your Hearing Care Professional will

help you.

" How often do I need to charge the hearing aids?

We recommend charging the hearing aids daily, even if the

power cells are not empty. Charge them overnight so you

can be sure to art your day with fully-charged hearing aids.

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" How long does charging take?

A full charging cycle takes approximately 4 hours.

Charging times may vary due to the use of the hearing aids

and the age of the power cell.

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Can I leave the hearing aids in the charger?

Even when fully charged, you can leave the hearing aids in

the charger. They automatically op charging when they are

fully charged.

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" Why do my hearing aids not turn on when I take

them out of the charger?

Check the following:

● The charger is powered.

● There is LED indication when hearing aids are placed in

the charging cups.

Now take your hearing aids out of the charger.

" What should I pay attention to when charging?

The hearing aids and charger mu be clean and

dry. Observe the operation conditions in section

"Operating, transport, and orage conditions". Avoid

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charging at high temperatures, as this can shorten the life

span and capacity of the power cell.

If you use the charger in a very warm environment, note

that it will op charging if the hearing aids or the charger's

temperature exceeds 45°C (113 °F). The LEDs will blink

amber successively during the cooling phase. Charging

resumes automatically after the device has cooled down. Do

not touch the hearing aids until the LEDs are pulsing green,

the hearing aids may be hot.

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Why do my hearing aids get hot during charging?

Due to the nature of charging technology, low level of heat

is emitted, which increases the temperature of the charger

and devices. The devices can get very warm and may even

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Signia Insio Charger User guide

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