Reliable Hearing Aid Repairs in Osseo
“My hearing aid has no sound coming out!”
If your hearing aid goes silent, don’t panic—it’s likely a simple fix. Check the power switch and batteries to ensure it’s turned on and charged.
Next, confirm the volume is set to a reasonable level. If that’s all fine, inspect your device for earwax or dust blocking the receiver or microphone—cleanliness can make all the difference!
“The sound quality is too loud/soft.”
It can be jarring if your hearing aid picks up sound that’s too loud or too quiet, or if sound comes through choppy and interrupted.
If this happens, we recommend that you inspect the controls for debris blocking the switches, make sure the battery isn’t corroded by moisture, and double-check your settings in case they were accidentally swapped to a lower sound quality.
“My hearing aid doesn’t fit right in my ear.”
It’s normal for hearing aids to feel a bit uncomfortable at first, but ongoing discomfort can be frustrating.
If your hearing aid slips or feels loose, it might need a better fit. Plugged ears or headaches? Lowering the volume can help as your brain adjusts to clearer sound.
Your audiologist can fine-tune the fit and sound, ensuring your hearing aids feel natural and comfortable in no time.
“I’m hearing a lot of whistling and feedback in my hearing aid.”
Unpleasant feedback? There’s usually an easy fix. Start by lowering the volume and ensuring your hearing aid is properly inserted before powering it on to prevent that initial whistling.
If the feedback persists, check for cracks or damage to the casing—those can create a wind-whistling effect. If you spot any damage, we’re here to repair it and get your device back in top shape!
