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Hello,
I ready your contribution about Resound Linx Quattro Li-Ion rechargeable battery replacement.
I webt through the same issue and bought a spot welder for microelectronics. Can you give an update about your process of changing the battery? I am very interested. Thank you…
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Just want to mention that one way (probably the best way) to remove grinding dust in situations like this is via suction. I have done a large amount of SMD reworking and we have specialized small vacuums for this kind of thing, but one could easily use a standard home vacuum attachment, or, for even more suction a shop vac. As you’re grinding, the particles will be pulled into the vacuum and away from the work area thus eliminating the problem mentioned above.
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Just for info
In the UK it appears Resound will repair aids up to 7 years old, I had a 6.5 year old pair of rechargeable Quattros with a dead battery in my left ear. I got a replacement from Resound for £120 via my audi.
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This thread makes me glad that I never fit any rechargeable resound devices to private-paying clients that weren’t fully funded for repiars.
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