Lexie Hearing Aids Powered by Bose

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What you need:

• Wax guard replacement tools: A case containing multiple small, cylindrical wax guards.

• Hearing aids: Two stylized in-ear hearing aids.

• Dome kit (optional): A sealed bag containing multiple domes, and a single dome.

Step 1:

Open the case and remove one of the tools.

[Illustration: A case with several wax guards inside, and one tool being removed.]

Step 2:

Identify the two ends of the tool.

• White end: New wax guard
• Pointed, ridged end: Removes old wax guard

[Illustration: A tool with two ends. One end is white and flat, labeled "White end: New wax guard". The other end is pointed and ridged, labeled "Pointed, ridged end: Removes old wax guard".]

Step 3:

On one of the hearing aids, firmly pull the dome off of the receiver. The white part under it is the old wax guard.

[Illustration: A hearing aid receiver with a dome being pulled off, revealing a white wax guard underneath.]

Step 4:

Press the pointed end of the tool into the old wax guard, then pull out to remove.

Note: To prevent damage, don't insert anything into the open receiver underneath.

[Illustration: Diagrams showing the pointed end of the tool being inserted into the old wax guard and then pulled out.]

Step 5:

Flip the tool so that the new wax guard is pointing down.

[Illustration: A diagram showing the tool being flipped, with the new wax guard now at the insertion end.]

Step 6:

Fully insert the new wax guard so that it's flush with the top of the receiver, then pull the tool straight out.

[Illustration: Diagrams showing the new wax guard being inserted into the receiver and the tool being pulled out.]

Step 7:

Check that the wax guard is flush with the top of the receiver and not poking out.

Note: This helps prevent the wax guard from falling off in your ear canal.

[Illustration: A diagram showing the new wax guard seated in the receiver, with a checkmark implied.]

Step 8:

Get a dome to put on the receiver. Either choose your size from a dome kit (available separately) or reuse the old dome.

[Illustration: A diagram of a dome kit and a single dome, with "OR" between them.]

Step 9:

Align the opening of the dome with the receiver and slide the dome onto the receiver.

[Illustration: Diagrams showing the dome being aligned with the receiver and slid onto it.]

Step 10:

Gently tug the dome to make sure it's securely fastened.

Note: This helps prevent the dome from falling off in your ear canal.

[Illustration: Diagrams showing a gentle tug on the attached dome.]

Step 11:

Repeat steps 1 – 10 for the other hearing aid. When you're done, throw away the used tools and wax guards.

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