Before you toss your broken hearing aids into the junk drawer in the kitchen, bring them to us!
You can rest assured that we’ll do everything we can to repair your hearing aids, from diagnosis of the issue itself to recommendations on how to address it without compromising on quality and service.
Our team will do what we can to address your hearing aid issue quickly and efficiently, whether we need to dry out waterlogged casings or replace parts with spares from our stock. With decades of experience repairing hearing aids, we can offer the best solutions to your problem.
Troubleshooting Common Hearing Aid Issues
Some hearing aid issues can be fixed up at home, but if you’re unsure of what your device needs to get back to fighting form, feel free to contact us for help.
Basic hearing aid troubleshooting includes:
- Inspect your device for accumulated substances. Dirt, earwax, and excess moisture can sometimes leave our hearing aids clogged up and underperforming. Keep your hearing aids clean to avoid this issue.
- Ensure the device is on and batteries are well-charged/fresh. Another thing to check is whether the volume settings are correct for your unique hearing needs.
- Double-check rechargeable hearing aids. Sometimes they won’t dock properly, so they won’t charge. Make sure you’re putting them on charge in the right position.
- Examine your device for physical damage. Cracks or broken pieces to the casing or twisted or snapped wires or tubing can cause conflicts with the hearing on your hearing aid. Make sure to look for these, as they can be a quick fix with the right parts.
If you find that you’re replacing your batteries more frequently than normal, rechargeable batteries don’t hold charge as they used to, there is damage to your hearing aid, or feedback is bothering your listening experience, come and get your hearing aids professionally checked.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hearing Aid Repair
Q. What brands of hearing aids do you repair?
A. We currently repair ReSound, Widex, Oticon, Phonak, Starkey, Signia/Siemens, Unitron, and Rexton brand hearing aids.
Q. How much does it cost?
A. Cost will vary according to the condition of your hearing aids, but we’ll be honest and upfront about them while showing you the different options available. We always look to provide the best solution for the lowest cost.
- In-office repairs start as little as $60.
- If they need to be sent out for repair and are less than five years old, the repair fee is $400.
- For hearing aids 5+ years old, the repair charge is $550.
- The office fee, dependent on how much programming is necessary, is between $60 and $240.
- For loaners, there will be an additional cost between $60 and $240 to program the aids to your particular hearing loss.
Berkeley Hearing Center’s Repair Service
You’ll receive a clear diagnosis of your hearing aid’s issue and an estimate of the costs before we get to work on fixing the problem. With our expert knowledge and maintenance advice, you’ll have the how-to on keeping your hearing aid working as planned for your needs as long as possible.
Your hearing aid can be assessed and repaired on the same day (weekends and holidays excluded), so you’re not without your devices for too long. Your devices are crucial to living your best life! We work to meet your needs as soon as possible.
Need a Spare? Loaner Device Service
If your hearing aid requires service that the manufacturer needs to take care of, you won’t be without hearing aids until your devices return.
Our state-of-the-art loaner devices will work in a pinch until you get your devices returned to you; they’re programmed for your hearing loss and come from a variety of manufacturers, so you won’t go without your good hearing for a second longer.
Need a Hearing Aid Repair?
Don’t toss your devices away – bring them to us! We’re happy to help you with our repair service to ensure that you continue to hear the life you love with the devices you invested in.
Fill out this form to get in touch with our repair team, and we’ll contact you as soon as possible to set up a repair appointment.
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