Nobody wants to deal with hearing aids that suddenly stop working or start producing feedback and distorted sounds. These problems can leave you struggling to follow conversations at work or missing important moments with family and friends. At Renew Audiology, our audiologist quickly diagnoses what’s wrong with your devices and provides reliable repair services to get them back to performing the way they should.
Most hearing aid issues are fixable, whether it’s moisture damage, worn-out components or blockages from earwax and debris. We handle everything from simple cleaning and adjustments to more complex repairs that require manufacturer service. Our goal is to get your hearing aids working properly again with minimal downtime, so you can return to participating fully in all the conversations and activities that are important to your daily life.
Understanding Different Hearing Aid Repairs
The most common hearing aid repairs involve issues that affect sound quality or device function. These include replacing batteries, cleaning or unclogging wax from microphones and receivers, fixing loose or broken tubing and repairing or replacing buttons and controls. Moisture damage and worn-out components are also frequent problems that require professional attention. Regular maintenance and timely repairs help keep your hearing aids working reliably and extend their lifespan.
Signs Your Hearing Aid are Malfunctioning
There are several signs that your hearing aids may need repairs. You might notice that the sound is distorted, too quiet or cutting in and out. Other indicators include physical damage, like cracked casing, broken buttons or loose tubing, as well as problems with battery life or connectivity. If you experience any of these issues, having your hearing aids checked promptly can prevent further damage and keep them working properly.
What Happens During the Repair Process?
During the repair process, your hearing aids are carefully inspected to identify the source of any issues. Audiologists clean the devices, test the electronics and check components like microphones, receivers and batteries to ensure everything is working as it should. Minor repairs or part replacements are often completed in the clinic, but more complex issues may require sending your hearing aids to the manufacturer for specialized service. Once all repairs are finished, the devices are tested again before being returned to you, ready for reliable use in everyday life.
Maintaining Your Devices
Maintaining your hearing aids helps them last longer and perform reliably. Regular cleaning removes earwax and debris from microphones and receivers, while checking batteries or charging ensures they are always ready to use. Storing your hearing aids in a dry, safe place and scheduling routine checkups with your audiologist can prevent common issues and keep them functioning well over time.