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The audiologist says it will cost $350 to send the Oticon OPN-S1(s) into the manufacture for a cleaning. That seems pretty expensive. Is there an alternative cleaning service out there that might be just as good but more affordable?
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Actually, the audiologist suggested their in office technician try and clean them first for a charge of only $44. They said that if the technician cannot resolve the problem, and the problem was an internal one, then they would have to send it to the manufacturer.
They are about 4 years old and have never been sent in for extensive cleaning. Both have new receivers and speakers. So I’m the one thinking that the problem is probably going to be an ‘internal’ one, and if that is the case, the audiologist says it would have to be sent off to the manufacturer.
Perhaps the tech can get the job done in office, but one has completely stopped working and the volume control is all gummed up and not working either.
I’m just trying to educate myself on all available options prior to trying to get them cleaned.
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I’m guessing Oticon will be doing more than cleaning. You could try sending them to Lloyd’s Hearing aids. They have a good reputation for hearing aid repairs.
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You might want to read this post for info about a repair service: Hearing aid repairs Great Price
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