English; Getting Started - Cochlear Baha Cordelle II Mode D'emploi

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Getting started

Connecting and disconnecting the unit
A plastic snap connector is mounted to the head worn unit. It is designed to snap
onto the abutment and hold the head worn unit securely in place. The body worn
unit is equipped with a clip so you can attach the unit to your clothes. The audio
cord is connected by attaching the angulated plug to the body worn unit and the
straight plug to the head worn unit (see pictures on the inside of the cover). The
three-pin plug is reversible.
Connecting 1 Hold the head worn unit so that the plastic snap connector is
accessible and move any hair away from the abutment. Push the device carefully
in with a tilting motion and it will attach to the abutment.
Disconnecting 2 Tilting the head worn unit slightly in any direction will release
it from the abutment.
Warning! Do not push the head worn unit straight in and do not pull
it straight out. This puts pressure on the abutment and may cause
discomfort.
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