Clarion Platinum Sound Processor - Manual (Page 35)

30 Platinum Sound Processor User Guide
VII. Caring for Your Cochlear Implant
System
Although your CLARION Platinum Sound Processor has been
designed and built to withstand daily wear and tear, care must be
taken to protect both the implanted and external components of the
device.
For a detailed discussion of clinical results, warnings and
precautions please refer to the Package Insert located at the back of
this guide. It is a good idea to carry the User Identification Card with
you at all times.
Cleaning
If necessary, the Processor and headpiece can be cleaned with a
slightly dampened cloth or tissue. Take care that water does not drip
into any connectors or the microphone. Water should not be allowed
inside either the Processor or headpiece.
CAUTION: Immersion in water will damage the Processor and
headpiece electronics.
To prevent intermittent operation of the Processor, the battery
contacts on the battery pack and on the Processor should be kept free
from dirt and dust. Clean the contacts at least once a month with an
alcohol swab.
Processor Protection
Your Processor contains advanced electronics that can be damaged.
Care should always be taken when using or handling your device. If
the Processor is dropped, check it for proper functioning. If you
suspect that the Processor has been damaged, contact your cochlear
implant center for a replacement. Additionally, the programming
cable connector located on the underside of your Processor should
be kept free from dirt and dust, as well as contact with objects that
may damage the