Signs Your Hearing Aids Need Servicing and Repair Costs

Hearing aids are sophisticated devices that require proper care and maintenance to function at their best.
Despite your best efforts to keep them in good condition, hearing aids may sometimes develop issues or stop working altogether.
Regular servicing and maintenance can help prevent problems and extend the lifespan of your hearing aids. Here are some common signs that your hearing aids may need to be checked:

• Reduced Sound Quality: If sounds seem muffled, distorted, or unclear, it could indicate issues with the microphone or receiver.
• Whistling or Feedback Noise: A high-pitched whistling sound usually occurs when sound loops back into the microphone, often due to loose components or a damaged receiver.
• Discomfort While Wearing: An ill-fitting earmold or damaged parts can cause discomfort, irritation, or pain in the ear.
• Moisture Damage: Exposure to humidity, sweat, or rain can harm the internal components and require repair.
• Physical Damage: Cracks, falls, or other visible damage indicate the need for immediate servicing.
• Control Issues: Difficulty adjusting volume or switching programs could mean the controls or internal circuits are malfunctioning.
• Poor Connectivity: If your hearing aids are having trouble connecting to your phone or TV, it might be a sign of technical issues.
• Static Noise: Continuous static or crackling sounds could result from a damaged microphone, loose components, or earwax buildup.
• Weak Sound Output: A significant drop in volume can be caused by clogged tubing, weak batteries, or internal damage.
• Short Battery Life: If your batteries no longer last a full day, your device may have battery or circuit issues.

If you experience any of these issues, it’s best to have your hearing aids checked by a qualified technician.
Ignoring the problem could lead to further damage and higher repair costs in the future.

How Much Does Hearing Aid Repair Cost?

The cost of hearing aid repair depends on several factors:

• Whether your hearing aids are still under warranty
• The extent of the damage or malfunction
• The cost of replacement parts required

If your hearing aids are still under warranty, the repair may be free or involve minimal cost.
However, if the warranty has expired or major components need replacement, repair costs will apply.

At SOUNDLIFE, our trained and experienced technicians can repair all brands and models of hearing aids.
We use genuine replacement parts and ensure your hearing aids are restored to their optimal condition.
Whether you need a quick fix or a full restoration, our team is ready to help.