Master-Knowledge
How Long Do Hearing Aids Last? Lifespan and How to Extend It
A hearing aid lasts an average of 5 to 7 years. Find out what really determines its lifespan, when a repair is still worthwhile, and when it's wiser to switch to a new device.
Read moreabout How Long Do Hearing Aids Last? Lifespan and How to Extend It
Receiver broken: How to tell and how to replace it yourself
Dropouts, distortion, total failure despite a new filter? Usually, the earpiece is worn out. Here's how to recognize it and replace it yourself in minutes.
Read moreabout Receiver broken: How to tell and how to replace it yourself
Drying hearing aids properly: Why moisture is the number one cause of repairs
Moisture is the most common reason for hearing aid repairs. Drying box, drying capsule, or blower? The master comparison with a clear recommendation.
Read moreabout Drying hearing aids properly: Why moisture is the number one cause of repairs
Showering, swimming, sauna: What can a hearing aid really withstand?
IP68 sounds like waterproof, but it isn't. When to remove your hearing aid: shower, swimming pool, sauna, and hairdresser. Plus, the underestimated enemy: sweat.
Read moreabout Showering, swimming, sauna: What can a hearing aid really withstand?
Hearing Aid Wet: First Aid in 5 Steps
Hearing aid dropped in water or soaked in the rain? These 5 steps will save your device and these are the mistakes you should avoid.
Hearing aid too quiet or muffled: The most common causes in the correct order
Hearing aid suddenly quieter? In 9 out of 10 cases, it's a wear and tear part. The master checklist to work through, from frequent to rare.
Read moreabout Hearing aid too quiet or muffled: The most common causes in the correct order
Hearing aid whistling: What causes it and what you can do yourself
Is your hearing aid whistling? The most common cause is a poor fit. With this master checklist, you'll find the reason in just a few minutes.
Read moreabout Hearing aid whistling: What causes it and what you can do yourself