Hearing Aid Repair in Pakistan: Common Problems, Costs & When You Need Service

A hearing aid that suddenly becomes weak, stops producing sound, whistles continuously or refuses to charge does not automatically need to be replaced.

Many hearing aid problems can be resolved through professional cleaning, replacement of a small component, receiver replacement, programming, troubleshooting or repair.

For people searching for hearing aid repair in Pakistan, the most important step is to have the device properly diagnosed before deciding whether to repair or replace it.

At Ensound Hearing Centre, we provide hearing aid evaluation, programming, maintenance, accessories and repair support for a wide range of leading hearing aid brands.

Common Hearing Aid Faults & Estimated Repair Costs in Pakistan

Clinical Perspective: “Over 70% of hearing aids brought to our DHA Lahore clinic labeled as ‘dead’ do not require full replacement. In most cases, ultrasonic wax desiccation, contact cleaning, or receiver wire replacement restores full acoustic performance at a fraction of the cost of a new device.”Ensound Technical Audiology Team

Symptom / ProblemUnderlying Clinical CauseProfessional Repair SolutionEstimated Cost (PKR)
Dead / No Sound OutputClogged wax guard, moisture short, broken receiver wireWax guard replacement, ultrasonic receiver flush, or wire renewalPKR 3,500 – 12,000
Continuous Whistling (Feedback)Improper seal, damaged ear-mold, high prescription gainSilicone impression refitting, ear-mold fabrication, gain calibrationPKR 2,500 – 6,000
Muffled / Distorted VoiceMicrophone debris, sweat ingress, amplifier driftUltrasonic sonic desiccation, microphone membrane replacementPKR 3,000 – 8,500
Rechargeable Battery DrainCell degradation, charging port oxidation, firmware errorLithium-ion battery replacement, contacts polishing, firmware updatePKR 5,000 – 15,000
Physical Casing CrackDrop impact, dog bite, moisture corrosionShell re-casing, laser hermetic sealing (Widex, Oticon, Signia)PKR 6,000 – 18,000
All repairs at Ensound Hearing Centre include complimentary computerized reprogramming and warranty on replaced parts.

Can Hearing Aids Be Repaired?

Yes. Many modern digital hearing aids can be repaired.

Whether a device can be repaired depends on:

  • Hearing aid brand
  • Model
  • Age of the device
  • Type of fault
  • Availability of replacement parts
  • Availability of programming software
  • Physical condition
  • Water or moisture damage
  • Whether the manufacturer still supports the model

Some problems can be corrected quickly in a hearing centre, while others may require more extensive technical or manufacturer-level repair.

Before replacing a hearing aid, it is often worth having the device professionally inspected.

Common Hearing Aid Problems

Hearing aids are small electronic devices that are worn for many hours every day.

They are exposed to earwax, moisture, heat, sweat, dust and regular handling, which means occasional problems are normal.

Some of the most common hearing aid problems include:

  • No sound
  • Weak sound
  • Distorted sound
  • Hearing aid cutting in and out
  • Whistling or feedback
  • Battery draining quickly
  • Rechargeable hearing aid not charging
  • Bluetooth not connecting
  • One hearing aid louder than the other
  • Broken receiver
  • Microphone problems
  • Blocked wax filter
  • Damaged dome
  • Moisture damage
  • Cracked casing
  • Broken battery door
  • Programming problems

The correct solution depends on the cause.

Hearing Aid Has No Sound

If your hearing aid has completely stopped producing sound, do not assume the electronics have failed.

Common causes include:

  • Blocked wax filter
  • Dead battery
  • Rechargeable battery not charged
  • Damaged receiver
  • Blocked tubing
  • Moisture
  • Internal component fault

For a receiver-in-canal hearing aid, a blocked wax guard is one of the first things worth checking.

If changing the wax filter and checking the battery does not solve the issue, the hearing aid should be professionally inspected.

Hearing Aid Sounds Weak or Muffled

A hearing aid that still works but sounds much quieter than before may have:

  • A blocked wax filter
  • Earwax inside the receiver
  • A damaged receiver
  • A dirty microphone
  • Moisture buildup
  • Incorrect programming
  • A change in your hearing

This last point is important.

Sometimes the hearing aid is functioning correctly but the person’s hearing has changed.

In that situation, a new hearing test and reprogramming may be more useful than repairing the hearing aid.

Hearing Aid Whistling or Feedback

Whistling is known as feedback.

It occurs when amplified sound escapes from the ear and is picked up again by the hearing aid microphone.

Possible causes include:

  • Poor physical fitting
  • Loose dome
  • Damaged tubing
  • Excessive earwax
  • Incorrect earmold
  • Very high amplification
  • Programming problems
  • Receiver or acoustic leakage

Modern hearing aids include sophisticated feedback-management systems, but physical fitting and programming still matter.

Persistent whistling should therefore be professionally investigated.

Hearing Aid Cutting In and Out

Intermittent sound can be particularly frustrating.

Possible causes include:

  • Receiver failure
  • Loose connection
  • Battery contact problem
  • Moisture
  • Internal electronics
  • Damaged cable
  • Battery problem

Receiver-in-canal devices contain a small wire connecting the hearing aid to the receiver inside the ear.

This wire can become damaged through repeated use.

In many cases, replacing the receiver can restore the hearing aid without requiring replacement of the entire device.

Hearing Aid Receiver Problems

The receiver is essentially the speaker of the hearing aid.

It converts the processed electronic signal into sound.

Symptoms of receiver failure may include:

  • No sound
  • Weak sound
  • Crackling
  • Distortion
  • Intermittent audio

Receivers are replaceable components on many RIC hearing aids.

Brands such as Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Widex, ReSound, Unitron, Bernafon and others use replaceable receiver systems on many models.

The exact receiver must match the hearing aid model and required power level.

Hearing Aid Microphone Problems

Hearing aid microphones collect sounds from the environment.

If a microphone becomes blocked or damaged, you may experience:

  • Reduced volume
  • Poor speech clarity
  • Unnatural sound
  • Difficulty hearing from one direction
  • Distortion

Professional cleaning may solve some microphone problems.

If the microphone itself has failed, a technical repair may be required.

Hearing Aid Wax Filter Problems

Wax filters are among the smallest components in hearing aids, but they can cause surprisingly large problems.

A blocked wax filter may make the hearing aid:

  • Very quiet
  • Muffled
  • Intermittent
  • Completely silent

Wax guards are designed to protect the receiver from earwax.

They are consumable parts and need to be replaced periodically.

Different brands use different wax-filter systems, so the correct filter should always be used.

Hearing Aid Dome Replacement

Domes are the small silicone tips fitted to many receiver-in-canal hearing aids.

Over time they can become:

  • Dirty
  • Loose
  • Torn
  • Hardened
  • Uncomfortable

Changing the dome can improve comfort and physical fitting.

However, different dome styles can also change hearing aid acoustics.

Do not randomly change from an open dome to a closed or power dome without professional guidance, because this may alter the amount of amplification delivered to the ear.

Hearing Aid Moisture Damage

Moisture is a major enemy of hearing aids.

Potential sources include:

  • Sweat
  • Humidity
  • Rain
  • Showering
  • Accidental water exposure
  • Condensation

Pakistan’s hot and humid conditions can make moisture management particularly important, and local hearing-aid repair services commonly identify moisture-related faults as a repair issue.

Signs of moisture damage may include:

  • Intermittent sound
  • Distortion
  • Reduced volume
  • Charging problems
  • Complete device failure

Using an appropriate hearing aid drying system can help reduce moisture accumulation.

If water enters the hearing aid, avoid attempting to heat the device aggressively with a hair dryer or heater.

Have it professionally inspected.

Rechargeable Hearing Aid Not Charging

Rechargeable hearing aids are increasingly common.

Charging problems can be caused by:

  • Dirty charging contacts
  • Faulty charging cable
  • Charger failure
  • Incorrect power adapter
  • Internal battery degradation
  • Hearing aid electronics
  • Poor positioning in the charger

Before assuming the hearing aid itself has failed, both the charger and hearing aid should be tested.

A professional hearing centre can often determine whether the problem originates from the hearing aid, rechargeable battery or charger.

Hearing Aid Battery Draining Too Quickly

Disposable or rechargeable batteries can sometimes appear to drain unusually fast.

Possible causes include:

  • Heavy Bluetooth streaming
  • High amplification requirements
  • Aging rechargeable battery
  • Poor disposable battery quality
  • Internal electronics fault
  • Moisture
  • Connectivity problems

Battery life varies significantly between hearing aid models.

If battery performance suddenly becomes much worse than normal, the device should be inspected.

Bluetooth Hearing Aid Not Connecting

Modern hearing aids commonly connect with smartphones through Bluetooth.

After a phone or operating-system update, pairing can sometimes stop working correctly.

Common solutions may involve:

  • Restarting the phone
  • Restarting the hearing aids
  • Removing and pairing the hearing aids again
  • Updating the hearing aid app
  • Checking Bluetooth permissions
  • Checking hearing aid firmware

If connectivity problems continue, professional assistance may be required.

Bluetooth problems do not necessarily mean the hearing aid needs hardware repair.

Hearing Aid Programming Problems

Sometimes the hearing aid itself is working perfectly.

The problem is the programming.

Signs that programming may need to be reviewed include:

  • Speech is audible but unclear
  • Sound is too sharp
  • Background noise is uncomfortable
  • Soft voices remain difficult
  • Loud sounds are excessive
  • One ear sounds stronger
  • Music sounds unnatural
  • Television remains difficult

Modern digital hearing aids can usually be professionally reprogrammed.

A current hearing test is particularly important if the hearing aid has not been adjusted for several years.

Hearing Aid Repair Costs in Pakistan

One of the most searched questions is:

How much does hearing aid repair cost in Pakistan?

There is no single fixed repair price because the cost depends on the fault, brand, model and replacement component required.

Published Pakistani repair providers currently show very broad ranges. For example, one provider lists approximately:

  • Basic cleaning/minor repairs: PKR 1,500–3,000
  • Housing/shell repairs: approximately PKR 3,500–8,500
  • Microphone, receiver or battery-related repairs: approximately PKR 4,500–45,000 depending on the component

These should only be considered general market examples rather than Ensound’s fixed prices.

A premium receiver, rechargeable battery module or manufacturer-level electronic repair can cost considerably more than a simple cleaning or wax-filter replacement.

For this reason, the best approach is:

Inspection → Diagnosis → Repair Estimate → Approval → Repair

Why Hearing Aid Repair Prices Vary So Much

Two hearing aids showing exactly the same symptom may have completely different faults.

For example:

Problem: No sound

Device A may only require a PKR-priced wax filter.

Device B may require a receiver.

Device C may have an internal circuit problem.

All three devices appear “dead” to the user, but the repair requirements are completely different.

This is why accurate repair pricing usually requires physical inspection.

Hearing Aid Brands We Support

At Ensound Hearing Centre, we provide multi-brand hearing aid support.

Depending on model compatibility, parts availability and device condition, our team can assist with hearing aid programming, accessories, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair assessment for brands including:

  • Phonak
  • Oticon
  • Signia
  • Widex
  • ReSound
  • Beltone
  • Interton
  • Philips Hearing Solutions
  • Bernafon
  • Audio Service
  • Unitron
  • Starkey
  • Hansaton
  • And other compatible hearing aid brands

Not every repair can necessarily be completed in-house. Some faults may require specialist or manufacturer-level servicing.

Phonak Hearing Aid Repair

Common Phonak hearing aid issues may involve:

  • Receivers
  • Domes
  • CeruShield or wax protection
  • Chargers
  • Rechargeable battery performance
  • Bluetooth connectivity
  • Programming
  • Moisture
  • Microphones

Compatible devices can be evaluated to determine whether cleaning, programming, component replacement or technical repair is needed.

Phonak also maintains a network of hearing-care professionals in Pakistan, reinforcing the importance of professional support for fitting and service.

Oticon Hearing Aid Repair

For Oticon hearing aids, repair or support may involve:

  • Receiver replacement
  • Wax filters
  • Domes
  • Chargers
  • Battery issues
  • Bluetooth connectivity
  • Programming
  • Cleaning
  • Microphone problems
  • Physical damage

A hearing assessment may also be recommended if an Oticon hearing aid sounds weaker despite functioning normally.

Signia Hearing Aid Repair

Common support requirements for Signia hearing aids may include:

  • Programming
  • Receiver replacement
  • Domes
  • Wax guards
  • Chargers
  • Rechargeable battery troubleshooting
  • Bluetooth connectivity
  • Microphone problems

Signia officially lists hearing-care distributors in Pakistan, and compatible devices should be serviced with appropriate professional tools and components.

Widex Hearing Aid Repair

Compatible Widex hearing aids can be assessed for problems involving:

  • Receivers
  • Wax protection
  • Domes
  • Chargers
  • Connectivity
  • Programming
  • Microphones
  • Physical damage
  • Moisture

Before replacing the complete hearing aid, the individual component causing the problem should be identified.

ReSound Hearing Aid Repair

ReSound hearing aids may require support for:

  • Receivers
  • Domes
  • Wax guards
  • Charging
  • Bluetooth
  • Programming
  • Microphones
  • Moisture damage

Because many modern hearing aids use replaceable receivers, a failed receiver does not necessarily mean the complete device needs replacement.

Beltone and Interton Hearing Aid Repair

Compatible Beltone and Interton hearing aids can also be evaluated for programming, component replacement, accessories and technical faults.

Availability depends on the exact generation and model.

Philips and Bernafon Hearing Aid Repair

Users of Philips Hearing Solutions and Bernafon hearing aids may require support for:

  • Programming
  • Receivers
  • Domes
  • Wax filters
  • Chargers
  • Bluetooth
  • Cleaning
  • Technical faults

Always bring the exact hearing aid to the clinic because accessories and components can differ even within the same brand.

Audio Service Hearing Aid Repair

Audio Service hearing aids may experience problems involving:

  • Receivers
  • Charging
  • Weak output
  • Microphones
  • Programming
  • Moisture
  • Internal electronics

Compatible models can be assessed to determine the appropriate next step.

Unitron, Starkey and Hansaton Hearing Aid Repair

We can also evaluate compatible Unitron, Starkey and Hansaton hearing aids for programming, accessories, maintenance and repair requirements.

As with other manufacturers, serviceability depends on model, age, parts and technical compatibility.

Should You Repair or Replace Your Hearing Aid?

This is one of the most important decisions.

Repair may make sense when:

  • The hearing aid is relatively recent
  • Your hearing remains within its fitting range
  • The repair cost is reasonable
  • Replacement parts remain available
  • You are satisfied with the hearing aid
  • The device still meets your lifestyle needs

Replacement may make more sense when:

  • The hearing aid is very old
  • Repairs have become frequent
  • Important parts are discontinued
  • Your hearing has significantly changed
  • The hearing aid no longer provides adequate power
  • New technology would provide meaningful benefits
  • Repair cost approaches replacement value

The decision should consider both the technical condition of the hearing aid and your current hearing needs.

Can Old Hearing Aids Be Repaired?

Sometimes.

Many older digital hearing aids can continue working for years with proper maintenance.

However, manufacturers eventually discontinue:

  • Programming support
  • Receivers
  • Chargers
  • Batteries
  • Cases
  • Internal components

An older device may therefore be technically repairable but no longer practical to repair.

A professional inspection is the easiest way to determine whether continued repair is worthwhile.

Can Hearing Aids Purchased Abroad Be Repaired in Pakistan?

Often, yes.

If you purchased your hearing aid in:

  • UK
  • USA
  • UAE
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Europe
  • Australia
  • Another country

a Pakistani hearing centre may still be able to evaluate and support it.

However, programming and repair depend on:

  • Brand
  • Exact model
  • Regional configuration
  • Software
  • Programming interface
  • Parts availability

Bring the hearing aid and any available charger or accessories with you.

Can Hearing Aids Bought from Another Clinic Be Repaired?

In many cases, yes.

At Ensound Hearing Centre, a hearing aid does not necessarily need to have been originally purchased from us before we can evaluate it.

Bring:

  • Both hearing aids
  • Charger
  • Accessories
  • Latest audiogram if available
  • Smartphone if experiencing connectivity problems

Our team can then determine what support is possible.

How to Make Hearing Aids Last Longer

Proper care can significantly reduce avoidable problems.

Keep Hearing Aids Dry

Remove them before showering or swimming unless the manufacturer’s instructions specifically allow otherwise.

Control Earwax

Regularly inspect wax guards and domes.

Keep the Charger Clean

Dirty charging contacts can cause charging problems.

Do Not Use Sharp Objects

Never insert needles, pins or other sharp objects into microphones or receivers.

Store Hearing Aids Safely

Keep them away from children and pets.

Use a Drying System

This can be useful in humid environments.

Get Periodic Professional Maintenance

Professional cleaning can address areas that cannot easily be cleaned at home.

What Not to Do with a Broken Hearing Aid

Avoid:

  • Opening the hearing aid casing yourself
  • Using glue on internal parts
  • Washing the hearing aid
  • Heating it with a hair dryer
  • Inserting sharp objects into microphones
  • Buying random receivers without checking compatibility
  • Changing acoustic fittings without professional guidance

Incorrect repair attempts can turn a relatively simple problem into a more expensive one.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hearing Aid Repair in Pakistan

How much does hearing aid repair cost in Pakistan?

Hearing Aid Repair Cost in Pakistan – Tentative Price Guide

The cost of hearing aid repair in Pakistan depends on the hearing aid brand, model, age, type of fault and availability of genuine replacement parts.

A simple wax blockage may cost very little to resolve, while a damaged receiver, microphone, rechargeable battery or internal circuit can cost considerably more.

Below is a tentative hearing aid repair price guide in Pakistan:

Hearing Aid Service / RepairTentative Cost
Basic hearing aid inspectionPKR 1,000 – 2,500
Professional hearing aid cleaningPKR 1,500 – 3,000
Wax filter / wax guard replacementPKR 500 – 2,000
Dome replacementPKR 500 – 2,500
Battery contact / minor fault repairPKR 1,500 – 4,000
BTE tubing replacementPKR 500 – 2,000
Ear hook replacementPKR 1,000 – 3,500
Hearing aid programming / reprogrammingPKR 2,500 – 7,500
Hearing aid fine-tuningPKR 2,000 – 5,000
Bluetooth / app setup & troubleshootingPKR 1,500 – 5,000
RIC receiver replacementPKR 5,000 – 20,000+
Power receiver replacementPKR 8,000 – 25,000+
Hearing aid microphone repair/replacementPKR 5,000 – 20,000+
Rechargeable battery replacementPKR 8,000 – 30,000+
Shell / housing repairPKR 3,500 – 10,000
Charger troubleshooting / minor repairPKR 2,000 – 8,000
Replacement hearing aid chargerPKR 10,000 – 40,000+
Moisture-related repairPKR 3,000 – 15,000+
Internal electronic / circuit repairPKR 8,000 – 35,000+
Major manufacturer-level repairPKR 15,000 – 45,000+

Important: These are tentative market estimates and not fixed Ensound Hearing Centre prices. Final cost depends on the exact hearing aid, required component and availability of genuine compatible parts.

Why Does Hearing Aid Repair Cost Vary?

The same symptom can have several completely different causes.

For example, if a hearing aid has no sound, the problem could simply be a blocked wax filter costing relatively little to replace.

However, the same symptom could also be caused by:

  • A failed receiver
  • Damaged microphone
  • Internal electronic fault
  • Rechargeable battery failure
  • Moisture damage

For this reason, the most accurate process is:

Hearing Aid Inspection → Diagnosis → Cost Estimate → Customer Approval → Repair

We recommend diagnosing the hearing aid before giving a final repair price.

Tentative Repair Costs by Common Problem

Hearing Aid Has No Sound

Tentative cost: PKR 500 – 20,000+

If the problem is only a blocked wax guard or dome, the cost may be minimal. A damaged receiver or internal component will cost more.

Hearing Aid Sounds Weak or Muffled

Tentative cost: PKR 1,500 – 15,000+

The device may require professional cleaning, wax-filter replacement, receiver replacement or reprogramming.

Hearing Aid Whistling

Tentative cost: PKR 1,500 – 10,000+

Feedback may be caused by the physical fitting, earmold, dome, earwax or programming. Not every whistling hearing aid requires an electronic repair.

Hearing Aid Receiver Replacement

Tentative cost: PKR 5,000 – 25,000+

Receiver prices vary considerably according to brand, power level and generation.

Premium receivers for brands such as Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Widex, ReSound, Unitron, Philips and Bernafon can cost more than basic receiver units.

Hearing Aid Programming

Tentative cost: PKR 2,500 – 7,500

Professional hearing aid programming may include connecting the device to manufacturer software, reviewing the audiogram and adjusting amplification and sound-processing parameters.

Additional charges may apply if a new hearing assessment is required.

Rechargeable Hearing Aid Battery Repair

Tentative cost: PKR 8,000 – 30,000+

Some rechargeable batteries can be replaced locally, while others require specialist or manufacturer-level servicing.

Hearing Aid Charger Replacement

Tentative cost: PKR 10,000 – 40,000+

The price depends heavily on brand and charger type.

Chargers for newer premium hearing aids can cost considerably more than standard charging units.

Hearing Aid Moisture Repair

Tentative cost: PKR 3,000 – 15,000+

Minor moisture problems may be resolved through professional drying and cleaning.

Severe water damage affecting the internal electronics may require a more extensive repair.

Hearing Aid Internal Circuit Repair

Tentative cost: PKR 8,000 – 35,000+

Internal electronic faults typically require specialist technical work and may need to be sent to a dedicated repair laboratory.

Repair Cost vs Buying a New Hearing Aid

Before approving a major repair, it is worth comparing the repair cost with the current value and age of the hearing aid.

For example:

If an older hearing aid is worth approximately PKR 30,000 and requires a PKR 20,000–25,000 repair, replacement may make more sense.

However, if a premium hearing aid originally worth several hundred thousand rupees requires a PKR 15,000 receiver or component replacement, repairing it may be the much better option.

At Ensound Hearing Centre, we recommend considering:

  • Age of the hearing aid
  • Current condition
  • Repair cost
  • Original technology level
  • Availability of parts
  • Current hearing level
  • Frequency of previous repairs
  • Whether newer technology would provide meaningful benefit

The goal should be to choose the option that provides the best long-term hearing value, rather than automatically repairing or replacing every device..

Can Phonak hearing aids be repaired in Pakistan?

Yes. Phonak hearing aids are supported through professional hearing-care channels in Pakistan, and many common issues involving receivers, accessories, programming and maintenance can be evaluated locally.

Can Oticon hearing aids be repaired?

Yes. Many Oticon devices can be serviced or repaired depending on the model, age, fault and availability of compatible components.

Can Signia hearing aids be repaired in Pakistan?

Yes. Compatible Signia hearing aids can be professionally evaluated for programming, accessory, charging and repair issues.

Can Widex hearing aids be repaired?

Many Widex hearing aids can be repaired or have replaceable components serviced depending on model availability.

Can a hearing aid receiver be replaced?

Yes. Receivers are replaceable on many receiver-in-canal hearing aids.

Why is my hearing aid suddenly very quiet?

A blocked wax filter, blocked receiver, dirty microphone, moisture, damaged receiver or changed hearing level may be responsible.

Why is my hearing aid whistling?

Possible causes include earwax, a loose fitting, damaged dome or tubing, high amplification or feedback-control issues.

Why is my rechargeable hearing aid not charging?

The problem may involve charging contacts, charger, cable, internal battery or hearing aid electronics.

Can hearing aids damaged by water be repaired?

Sometimes. The result depends on how much moisture entered the device and which components were damaged.

Should I repair a five-year-old hearing aid?

Possibly. Age alone does not determine whether repair is worthwhile. Consider the repair cost, device condition, parts availability, current hearing loss and whether the technology still meets your needs.

How long should a hearing aid last?

Service life varies widely depending on device type, usage, maintenance, moisture exposure and technological needs. Regular maintenance can help maximize usable life.

Do hearing aids need regular servicing?

Yes. Periodic professional cleaning and inspection can help identify problems before they result in complete device failure.

Hearing Aid Repair, Programming and Accessories at Ensound Hearing Centre

At Ensound Hearing Centre, hearing aid care continues after the original fitting.

For compatible hearing aid brands, our services can include:

  • Hearing aid inspection
  • Troubleshooting
  • Hearing aid cleaning
  • Professional programming
  • Reprogramming
  • Fine-tuning
  • Receiver replacement
  • Dome replacement
  • Wax filters
  • Hearing aid batteries
  • Chargers
  • Accessories
  • Connectivity support
  • Repair assessment
  • Follow-up hearing care

We support compatible devices from leading hearing aid manufacturers including Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Widex, ReSound, Beltone, Interton, Philips Hearing Solutions, Bernafon, Audio Service, Unitron, Starkey and Hansaton.

Hearing Aid Not Working? Get It Checked Before Replacing It

If your hearing aid has become weak, stopped producing sound, started whistling, developed charging problems or simply does not perform as well as before, do not immediately assume that you need a new hearing aid.

The problem may be something as simple as:

Wax Filter → Dome → Receiver → Battery → Charger → Cleaning → Programming

or it may require a more detailed technical repair.

The first step is proper diagnosis.

Contact Ensound Hearing Centre for hearing aid repair assessment, programming, accessories and professional aftercare in Pakistan.

Bring your hearing aids, charger and latest hearing test where available so our team can assess the device and recommend whether cleaning, programming, repair or replacement is the most appropriate solution.

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