Re: Ear molds ( was: Red mark on his ear)

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Tyler has a CI but we use an earmold to help hold the ear piece on. I have no

problem trimming the tubing but Tyler is a master at pulling the tubing

completely out of the mold. Does anyone know if the tubing can be replaced or

does a new earmold need to be made?

Debi

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I think you can just get new tubing; call your audi and ask.

on 12/7/04 4:21 PM, Debra Brunt at debra_brunt@... wrote:

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> Tyler has a CI but we use an earmold to help hold the ear piece on. I have no

> problem trimming the tubing but Tyler is a master at pulling the tubing

> completely out of the mold. Does anyone know if the tubing can be replaced or

> does a new earmold need to be made?

>

> Debi

>

[Guest guest]

We just had the tubing replaced. It was a quick thing to do.

Tawnya

Re: Ear molds ( was: Red mark on his ear)

>I think you can just get new tubing; call your audi and ask.

>

>on 12/7/04 4:21 PM, Debra Brunt at debra_brunt@... wrote:

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>>

>> Tyler has a CI but we use an earmold to help hold the ear piece on. I

have no

>> problem trimming the tubing but Tyler is a master at pulling the tubing

>> completely out of the mold. Does anyone know if the tubing can be

replaced or

>> does a new earmold need to be made?

>>

>> Debi

>>

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>

>

>All messages posted to this list are private and confidential. Each post

is the intellectual property of the author and therefore subject to

copyright restrictions.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It should be able to be fixed. With some earmolds, the tubing is actually

glued inside of the earmold - so perhaps this is why it continues to fall

out. Check in with your audie to get it taken care of.

Colin

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>

>Tyler has a CI but we use an earmold to help hold the ear piece on. I have

>no problem trimming the tubing but Tyler is a master at pulling the tubing

>completely out of the mold. Does anyone know if the tubing can be replaced

>or does a new earmold need to be made?

>

>Debi

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