Hearing aid repairs

If you hear static noise, this could be caused by debris or earwax. Clean your device following the manufacturer's instructions.

• Whistling or feedback may be due to a poor fit, earwax, or the volume being too high.

• Muffled sound could be from earwax, blocked tubing, or microphone issues.

• Hissing often means the battery is low, there's interference, or a possible amplifier fault.

If cleaning or replacing the battery doesn't help, book an appointment with our experts for further support.

Everyday use can sometimes cause cracked casings, damaged tubes, or broken earmoulds. Our team can repair or replace these parts quickly, helping your hearing aids last longer.

Earwax can block sound and affect performance. We’ll show you the best ways to clean and maintain your hearing aids, and provide professional support when needed.

Bluetooth or wireless connection problems can interrupt your listening experience. Our specialists can identify the cause and get you reconnected.

If the volume is hard to adjust or doesn't respond, our technicians can repair or recalibrate your device so it works as it should.

Incorrect or expired batteries can cause your hearing aids to stop working unexpectedly. We'll advise you on correct handling and fit replacements if needed.

Most hearing aids last 3-7 years, depending on use, care, and technology updates.

Costs vary depending on the issue, but our pricing is always clear and affordable. Many repairs are included in our aftercare programme.

You can often fix minor issues at home, such as changing the battery or cleaning the device. For most repairs, it's best to see a professional to avoid further damage.

Typical problems include weak or distorted sound, battery issues, and physical damage.

If you notice changes in sound quality, frequent malfunctions, or visible damage, book an appointment for professional advice.

This depends on the issue, but our technicians work quickly to get your hearing aids back to you as soon as possible.