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- Page 1 User Guide...
- Page 2 BETTER HEARING BEGINS NOW.
- Page 3 Welcome to Fio! We’re thrilled to help you hear more of everything you love again. into the full potential of your device. Thank you for choosing Fio.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Getting to know the Fio charger....9 Charging Fio........10 Charger lights . - Page 5 How to clean Fio ......19 Wax stop ........20 Wax stop replacement .
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Page 6: Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide Welcome to your new Lucid Fio and welcome to a whole new world of hearing! These devices are designed to help you hear better and allow you to interact with the world in ways you may not have done in many years. - Page 7 Lucid Hearing App. Use your phone camera to scan this code and download either the iPhone or Android app, depending on which type of phone you have. You can also search for “Lucid Hearing” in the App Store or on Google Play.
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Page 8: What's Inside
What’s inside hearing aids ® Charging case Eartips (four pairs) USB-C charging cable Cleaning tool Wax guards... -
Page 9: Getting To Know Fio
Getting to know Fio Charging contacts Ear tips Hearing Microphone screen Pull string Hearing aids will remain turned on while out of the case. Wax stop... - Page 10 Getting to know the Fio charging case Hearing aid charging pocket Hearing ® Charging lights Charging case USB-C port...
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Page 11: Charging Fio
The charging case is fully charged when the lower four lights illuminate. (See page 12) Place Fio in its case with pull string facing upward charging once placed inside the charging case. Hearing aids are fully charged when the left and right indicator lights illuminate. -
Page 12: Charger Lights
Charger lights There are three sets of light indicators. The lower set of lights indicate the amount the charging case has charged. The left and right lights indicate the amount the hearing aids have charged. Left hearing Right hearing aid lights aid lights ®... -
Page 13: Wearing Your New Hearing Aids
You may also want to try experimenting with the your hearing. Your new Fio hearing aids are set to the Mild hearing loss program to start. You can customize the acoustics of your Fio hearing aids through the Lucid Hearing mobile app. - Page 14 Choosing the right ear tip Find yo tented vented eartips. The feel secure but not too tight. You may need to try all Vented ear tips Fully closed ear tips Vented tips are the most Closed tips are going to give natural sounding since you a more direct sound energy they let in ambient sound...
- Page 15 Replacing the ear tips Gently pull on the tip may need to twist it using a back and forth motion. Align the new tip with the dome facing outward. Press tip onto hearing aid until it is fully on the receiver and the wax entrance to the dome tip.
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Page 16: How To Insert Your Hearing Aids
Gently push Fio hearing aid into the ear canal with the removal string facing down. Fio should sit entirely in your ear canal with the removal string hanging out. -
Page 17: How To Remove Your Hearing Aids
How to remove your Fio hearing aids Grasp the hearing aid by the removal string. Gently pull the hearing aid straight out of your ear. Place the Fio hearing aids in the charging case. They... -
Page 18: Control Through The App
Control through the app Download the Lucid Hearing App to take full control of your Fio hearing aids. The app allows you to adjust volume, programs, and view battery status while your hearing aids are in the charging case. Please note: Any changes through the app need to be made while the hearing aids are inside the charging case. - Page 19 Pairing Fio with the Lucid Hearing app Make sure your Fio charging case is charged and near your phone. The Lucid App will detect your Fio hearing aids and ask you to pair to it. Connected! Start-Up Find Hearing Aids...
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Page 20: Programs
Programs Your Fio hearing aids come preset with four programs were developed with extensive research in conjunction with the University of Texas at Dallas to cover the majority of the population with mild-moderate hearing loss. The most common hearing loss for people Mild with trouble understanding speech. - Page 21 Caring for your Fio hearing aids Taking good care of your Fio hearing aids will ensure long term performance and use. The most common issue is wax buildup and is the easiest to avoid. Check your wax guard regularly and make sure you wipe your hearing aids and ear tips.
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Page 22: How To Clean Fio
How to clean Fio hearing aids Cleaning tool Use wire loop Wire loop to clean wax from tips Use brush to clean wax and Brush Brush microphone openings... -
Page 23: Wax Stop
Wax stop Replacement wax stop Wax stop Wax stop replacement tool Removal end... -
Page 24: Wax Stop Replacement
Wax stop replacement Fio hearing aids have a wax stop in the tip to prevent wax from getting inside the device. You should check daily for any obstruction to the wax stop. If you see wax inside you can replace it by following the procedure outlined. -
Page 25: Wax Stop Removal
Wax stop removal Remove ear tip from the device. Insert star-shaped removal end Pull tool up to remove of tool into used wax stop. used wax stop. Pull straight... - Page 26 Wax stop removal continued Turn tool over to direct Insert new wax stop into new wax stop towards tip. Remove Tool Remove used wax stop...
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Page 27: Troubleshooting
Use the app to increase the Volume set too low volume to a comfortable level Tip not inserted Re-insert the tip properly Contact Lucid Hearing Customer Hearing aid damaged service for assistance Contact your hearing health care professional for an exam. Lucid Hearing customer service... - Page 28 Reinsert hearing aid tip Talk to your doctor or a Wax build-up in the hearing healthcare ear canal professional about how to best clean your ears Lucid Hearing Charger battery is Make sure your charger is devices won’t depleted charged regularly charge...
- Page 29 Chart/Data...
- Page 30 Chart/Data...
- Page 31 Warning to hearing care professionals Hearing care professionals should advise a prospective hearing aid user to consult promptly with a licensed physician (preferably an ear specialist) before dispensing a hearing aid if the hearing care professional determines through inquiry, actual observation, or review or any other available information concerning the prospective user, that the prospective user has any of the following conditions: Visible congenital or traumatic deformity of the ear.
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Page 32: Regulatory
Regulatory information: Please note that these devices are not designed to restore your normal hearing and will not prevent or improve a hearing impairment resulting from organic conditions such as disease, wax blockage, or any physiological conditions you may have. CAUTION - Important notice for prospective hearing aid users Good health practice requires that a person with a hearing loss have a medical... - Page 33 Federal law restrict the sale of hearing aids to those individuals who have obtained a medical evaluation from a licensed physician. Federal law permits a fully informed adult to sign a waiver statement declining the medical evaluation for religious or personal beliefs that preclude consultation with a physician. The exercise of the waiver is not in your best interest and its use is strongly discouraged.
- Page 34 • Do not throw or drop your instruments. • Do not immerse hearing instruments in liquid or water. • Do not wear during bathing, showering, or swimming. • Store out of the reach of children and pets. • Do not expose instruments to excessive heat, such as a stove top, microwave, dashboard of a hot car, or hair dryer.
- Page 35 WARNING - Children with hearing loss Device is not for use by those 18 years of age or under. Please locate a hearing specialist in your area for help with the hearing loss of a minor. FCC statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and;...
- Page 36 CAUTION - Battery Safety Information Hearing Aid Batteries Are Dangerous If Swallowed Keep hearing aids out of the reach of children or anyone who may accidentally swallow them. Never put hearing aids in your mouth for any reason. Do not store in pill containers where they may be mistaken for medication and swallowed.
- Page 38 866-202-2527 We’re here to help. Lucid Hearing, LLC, 14301 FAA Blvd., Suite 105, Fort Worth, TX 76155 USA ©2021 Lucid Hearing, LLC. Fio and Connected by Lucid are registered IFU-1011 Rev A trademarks of Lucid Hearing, LLC. All rights reserved.
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