Hearing Aid Repairs

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Hearing aids help you hear clearly, engage with the world around you, and catch all the soft sounds you’ve been missing. These devices are durable and can last for many years. However, just like your phone or computer, your hearing aids may need occasional maintenance and repairs. 

We offer expert hearing aid maintenance and repair services to keep your devices in top condition. If you experience feedback, sound distortion, or any other concern, bring your devices in for servicing and repairs.

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Common Hearing Aid Repairs

Hearing aids need regular maintenance for the best hearing quality. We recommend hearing aid maintenance and servicing every 6 months, or whenever you notice any concerns. Here are some common hearing aids repairs, and what you can do to prevent common issues with your devices:

Broken Tubes

The tubes connecting the hearing aid to the earmold can become damaged over time, affecting sound transmission. With wear, they can get cracked or warped. To prevent this issue, regularly inspect the tubes for any signs of wear and replace them as needed to ensure the best performance and sound quality.

Malfunctioning Microphones

Microphones are vital components of hearing aids that capture and amplify incoming sounds. If the microphone malfunctions, it can result in distorted or unclear sound. To prevent microphone issues, avoid exposing your hearing aids to moisture or humidity, as these can damage the sensitive components. Daily cleaning with a soft dry cloth can also prevent malfunctioning.

Battery Problems

Issues with battery performance, such as quick drainage or inconsistent power supply, can impact the usability of your hearing aids. To avoid battery problems, follow proper battery care practices, including storing batteries in a cool, dry place and replacing them regularly to maintain optimal power levels. You should also clean the battery contacts regularly to make sure you have a steady power supply.

Feedback or Whistling

Feedback or whistling sounds from your hearing aids can be caused by improper fit, earwax accumulation, or microphone positioning. To prevent feedback issues, ensure that your hearing aids are securely and comfortably placed in your ears and maintain good ear hygiene.

Sound Distortion

Sound distortion, characterized by muffled or unclear sound quality, can be caused by various factors, including programming errors, blocked sound ports, or damaged components. To prevent sound distortion, schedule regular cleaning and maintenance checks to address any potential issues as soon as possible.

Physical Damage

Accidental drops, exposure to extreme temperatures, or improper handling can result in physical damage to your hearing aids, impacting their functionality. To avoid physical damage, handle your devices with care, store them in a protective case when not in use, and avoid exposing them to harsh environmental conditions.

By following these tips and incorporating proper care and maintenance routines into your daily routine, you can minimize the risk of common hearing aid repairs and ensure the long-term durability and performance of your devices.

If you notice any damage to your devices or you’ve experienced a drop in sound quality, visit us for hearing aid maintenance and support.

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When to Seek Professional Hearing Aid Repair Services

While regular maintenance and at-home troubleshooting can address many common issues, certain issues need professional hearing aid repair services. Here are some signs that you may need professional repair services:

Book Your Next Hearing Aid Repair

If you experience any persistent issues with your hearing aids, contact our professional team at Johnson’s Hearing Centers. Our experienced technicians offer comprehensive diagnosis and repair services, and we address a wide range of hearing aid issues to keep your hearing aids in great condition.
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