Battery Replacement - Cochlear Baha Cordelle II Mode D'emploi

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When not using your Baha
When not in use ensure that the sound processor is switched off and stored
carefully where the head worn unit and body worn unit will not gather dust and
dirt. If you will not be using the sound processor for any length of time, remove
the battery from the body worn unit. To maintain a good snap connection to the
abutment, we recommend that you use an abutment cover when not wearing
your head worn unit.
Cleaning your Baha sound processor
Ensure that your snap coupling is always visibly clean. Use a brush for cleaning
purposes. (A regular toothbrush with hard bristles is suitable). Do not use water
or other liquids when cleaning your Baha.
Keep the plastic housings clean by regularly wiping with a soft, dry cloth.
Attention: For children who have been fitted with a Baha sound processor
it is extremely important that the parent or caregiver of the child provides
all necessary assistance and support in cleaning and maintenance,
as detailed above.
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Cordelle II
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Batteries
The Cordelle II is powered by a 9 V battery. Three rechargeable batteries are
included with your Cordelle II and these should last for many years if handled
with appropriate care. However, non-rechargeable batteries can also be used.

Battery replacement

Open the battery compartment by pressing the cover at the bottom of the body
worn unit and lift it up. Turn the body worn unit over and the battery will fall out.
If it gets stuck you can shake the device carefully. Place the new battery with the
+ mark facing the + mark in the battery compartment. Push the battery in and
close the cover.
Warning! The Baha sound processor contains small parts that may
be a risk for small children. Batteries can be harmful if swallowed.
Be sure to keep your batteries out of reach of small children, people
of diminished mental capacity and pet animals. In the event a battery
is accidentally swallowed, seek medical attention immediately at the
nearest emergency centre.
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