How do you know if the batteries are dead. null

Thank you for your question! If the batteries are dead, you will not hear any sound coming from the hearing aid. If you're unsure, it may be beneficial to purchase a hearing aid battery tester online. The Sony CRE-C10 battery life is estimated to be up to 70 hours with normal use. When the battery is running low, you will hear an alert signal from the hearing aid. We recommend changing both hearing aid batteries at that time. Erin

You will start to get an alert tone every three minutes or so. Once the tone stops sounding the hearing aid will stop working.

If you have them on you will hear a continuous sound. If you don't have them and you put them on and you think the battery is dead try lowering the volume down then up all the way, if you don't notice any difference then is time to replace the dead batteries. Good luck!

It plays a little tune, just a few notes a couple of times when they get low.

Each aid plays a descending series of notes starting an hour or so before the battery is done

The start up sound doesn’t play when you close the battery tray

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Thank you for your question! If the batteries are dead, you will not hear any sound coming from the hearing aid. If you're unsure, it may be beneficial to purchase a hearing aid battery tester online. The Sony CRE-C10 battery life is estimated to be up to 70 hours with normal use. When the battery is running low, you will hear an alert signal from the hearing aid. We recommend changing both hearing aid batteries at that time. Erin
Answered by SonyListens 2 years ago
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You will start to get an alert tone every three minutes or so. Once the tone stops sounding the hearing aid will stop working.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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If you have them on you will hear a continuous sound. If you don't have them and you put them on and you think the battery is dead try lowering the volume down then up all the way, if you don't notice any difference then is time to replace the dead batteries. Good luck!
Answered by archieny 2 years ago
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It plays a little tune, just a few notes a couple of times when they get low.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Each aid plays a descending series of notes starting an hour or so before the battery is done
Answered by Harrison 2 years ago
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The start up sound doesn’t play when you close the battery tray
Answered by Sdnike 2 years ago
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