Phonak Audéo™ L-RL User Guide

Introduction to Phonak Audéo™ L-RL

Phonak, a world leader in hearing solutions, has developed the Phonak Audéo™ L-RL hearing aids and accompanying charging accessories. These premium products are the result of extensive research and expertise, designed with user well-being in mind. This user guide provides comprehensive instructions for the setup, use, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your Phonak Audéo L-RL hearing aids and compatible charging accessories, including the Phonak Charger Case Go and Phonak Life Charger.

For optimal performance and listening pleasure, it is recommended to read this guide carefully. A hearing care professional will assist with the initial setup and customization of your device to meet your individual preferences. For further details on features, benefits, or to inquire about service and repairs, please consult your hearing care professional or the manufacturer's representative. Additional product information can be found on the Phonak website at www.phonak.com.

Key Features and Components

• Hearing Aid Models: Phonak Audéo L-RL, Phonak Audéo L-RL Trial, Phonak Audéo L90-RL, L70-RL, L50-RL, L30-RL.
• Charging Accessories: Phonak Charger Case Go, Phonak Life Charger.
• Earpiece Options: Dome, SlimTip, cShell.
• Functionality: Includes multi-function button for on/off, volume control, program changes, phone call management, and flight mode. Tap Control is available for specific models (L90 and L70) for accessing multiple functions.

Getting Started

Before first use, it is recommended to charge your hearing aids for 3 hours. The indicator light on the hearing aid will display the charging status. Refer to the guide for details on left and right hearing aid markings and the components of the hearing aid and charger.

Important Information

• Always ensure your charging accessories meet the specified power requirements.
• Refer to Chapter 25 for important safety information regarding the handling of rechargeable hearing aids.
• Instructions for activity tracking functions can be found in the myPhonak User Guide.