Advanced Bionics Sky CI M90 Mode D'emploi page 8

equipment, including radios and cellular phones, may affect sound
quality of the Sky CI M90 sound processor and accessories; however,
there is no safety hazard associated with such equipment.
• Do not expose any part of the Sky CI M90 sound processors or
accessories to extreme heat, such as an oven, microwave, or hair
dryer.
• AutoSense Sky™ OS, Speech in Loud Noise, Fixed Directional mode,
UltraZoom, UltraZoom + SNR Boost, and Speech in 360 programs
may dampen sounds that are not in front of the recipient.
• Use of WindBlock, EchoBlock, SoundRelax, NoiseBlock, and/or
WhistleBlock may affect the quality of sound.
• Do not use any programs other than an off-ear program when utilizing
any off-ear wearing configuration (e.g., in a clip, in the M Waterproof
Battery).
• NOTE: In the United States, Fixed Directional mode, StereoZoom,
UltraZoom, SoundRelax, NoiseBlock, WindBlock, and EchoBlock are
approved for use in pediatric recipients 6 years and above who are
1) able to complete objective speech perception testing in order to
determine speech performance and 2) able to report a preference for
different coding strategies or features.
• In the event that you experience any issues with your product, please
contact your cochlear implant professional or the manufacturer.
Do not attempt to service or modify the Sky CI or its accessories.
Doing so may compromise system performance and will void
the manufacturer's warranty. Products should be serviced only at
Advanced Bionics and damaged products should be returned to
Advanced Bionics.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
High levels of static electricity may damage electronic components
of your sound processor or implant. Care should be taken to avoid
exposure of the system to static electricity. ESD is present when you feel
a spark jump from your body or your hair stands on-end.
The following are examples of situations where high levels of
electrostatic charge may be created:
• Walking, crawling, or sliding on carpets.
• Sliding on plastic slides.
• Exiting an automobile.
• Pulling sweaters on and off.
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