pvc
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One of her Oticon More Z22A Li-ion replacement batteries stopped recharging @85% and as a result, the left hearing aid/HA would shutdown around 6:00 PM. This happened consistently for a couple/few days. Bummer!
I swapped my Oticon More Li-ion OEM batteries for her Z22A Li-ion replacement batteries and now she's okay. But my left HA is now shutting down around 6:00 PM. Note that in the morning (when the HAs are still in the charger) the left HA light was orange/still-charging while the right HA light was green/fully-charged.
I think I have fixed it. Here's how: I performed a few cycles of Remove the Left HA from the charger and then immediately put the HA back in the charger. I believe that somehow fixed it by restarting the charge cycle? After a few times it now charges to 100% overnight.
Good! But what caused this failure? She has the "old school" charger without a cover. I believe that dust/lint had collected inside the charging ports and somehow interfered with the inductive charging process. Though, I could be wrong? But now we will cover the charger with a small cloth cover;
I swapped my Oticon More Li-ion OEM batteries for her Z22A Li-ion replacement batteries and now she's okay. But my left HA is now shutting down around 6:00 PM. Note that in the morning (when the HAs are still in the charger) the left HA light was orange/still-charging while the right HA light was green/fully-charged.
I think I have fixed it. Here's how: I performed a few cycles of Remove the Left HA from the charger and then immediately put the HA back in the charger. I believe that somehow fixed it by restarting the charge cycle? After a few times it now charges to 100% overnight.
Good! But what caused this failure? She has the "old school" charger without a cover. I believe that dust/lint had collected inside the charging ports and somehow interfered with the inductive charging process. Though, I could be wrong? But now we will cover the charger with a small cloth cover;
- Cover at night to eliminate the bright bedside light
- Cover during daylight hours to eliminate dirt/dust buildup
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