Easy Guide: Replacing Hearing Aid Batteries - Tips & Tricks

Replacing hearing aid batteries requires really good fine motor coordination. It can be especially difficult to handle tiny batteries for use with in-the-canal hearing aids. Read on to discover a few tips and tricks that can make the whole process much easier.

Instructions

• 1

  Turn off the hearing aid and remove the hearing aid from the ear.

• 2

  Locate the battery compartment and open the battery door.

• 3

  Turn the hearing aid over and release the hearing aid battery into the opposite hand. Dispose of the hearing aid battery in the trash. Zinc air batteries can be safely disposed of in the trash.

• 4

  Remove a fresh hearing aid battery from the battery pack. Check to make sure that the battery is the correct size and type for the hearing aid.

• 5

  Hold the battery by the end of the plastic battery tab. Place the battery into the battery case. Peel off the plastic battery tab.

• 6

  Close the battery door and place the hearing aid in the ear. Listen to various sounds to make sure that the battery is working.

• 7

  Replace the battery every 10 to 14 days or when the hearing aid emits beeping tones.