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Charge Starkey RIC / BTE
How to Charge Starkey Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) or Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids – Soundwave Hearing Care
In this video, I’m going to show you how to set up your Starkey hearing aid charger for your receiver-in-canal or behind-the-ear hearing aids, and how to charge your hearing aids.
When you take your charger home, you’re going to plug in the USB onto the back of the charger and into a power source.
There are four blinking lights on the back of the charger. This is actually showing that the charger itself is being charged up. The nice thing with the Starkey hearing aid charger is you will actually be able to charge your hearing aids up to three times without power, thanks to this feature.
Once it is plugged in, you need to open your charger. As you can see there are two charging ports, one for your right hearing aid and one for your left hearing aid.
To put your hearing aids into the charger, you’re going to put the body of the hearing aid into the charging port. The receiver and the dome will sit in here.
Once you plop it into the charger, you’re going to see a green led light.
When the green led lights are flashing, as can be seen here, it shows that the hearing aids are charging. When it is a solid green light, that means the hearing aid is fully charged. Once you’ve put them on the charger, we recommend you close it overnight. When you come back in the morning, you’re welcome to open it up to take your hearing aids out. That’s when you should see the solid green led light.
If you ever see a red flashing or solid led light, that means that the hearing aid is in an error state. If you see that, we would recommend bringing in your hearing aids and your charger to us as soon as possible so we can help you with that.
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Transcript
For this video, I’m going to show you how to set up your Starkey hearing aid charger for your receiver‑in‑canal or behind‑the‑ear hearing aids, and how to charge your hearing aids.
When you take your charger home, you’re going to plug in the USB onto the back of the charger and into a power source.
There are four blinking lights on the back of the charger, showing it’s charging itself. The great thing is you can charge your hearing aids up to three times without external power.
Once plugged in, open the charger to reveal two ports: one for right and one for left. Place the hearing aids accordingly. The green LED shows they’re charging.
A flashing green light means charging. Solid green means they’re fully charged. We recommend closing the lid overnight. In the morning, the lights should remain solid green.
If you see a red or flashing red light, that indicates an error. Bring both charger and hearing aids to us for service.
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