All make hearing aid repair labs

Ear Repairs, Remakes and Refurbishing:
Ear Center Audiology works with a variety of manufacturers that repair many different hearing aids, based on age and manufacturing company. We work with Starkey, Oticon, ReSound, Phonak, Siemens, Unitron, Rexton, Widex and an All-make repair lab that can repair hearing aids from almost any manufacturer!

Receiver Replacement:
We carry a wide variety of receivers and speakers for many different hearing aids. Replacing the receiver of your Receiver-In-The-Ear (RITE), Receiver-In-Canal (RIC), or Receiver-In-Ear (RIE) hearing aid is easy and can done the same day!

Minor Repairs:
Some fixes are relatively simple, such as replacing a battery door, receiver or earhook. Some problems can be solved by thoroughly deep cleaning and dehumidifying the hearing instruments. We are happy to diagnose and make any recommended repairs.

What you should bring for a hearing aid check or repair appointment:
A spare or back-up set of hearing aids, if you own any, to use in the interim while your hearing aids are in the manufacturer being repaired or refurbished.

Gardner Audiology, a Palm Harbor, Tampa Bay hearing healthcare provider, has an onsite repair lab for brand name hearing aids such as Phonak, Starkey. Signia, Widex, Oticon, and Starkey.

Dr, Rachel Conter is the audiologist in change of all hearing aid repairs. She has a relationship with most manufacturers, honors their warranties  and knows how to program the repairs to accommodate your needs.

Most repairs can be done on the same day. On occasion we need to order parts through our account.

Dr. Conter’s repair lab and hearing clinic is located at Lexium building within the Palm lake Medical Center, Suite H, 2445 Tampa Road, Palm Harbor Florida.

Call 1-800-277-1182 or mail  to schedule a repair.

Repairs

As the oldest and largest hearing aid mail-order company, Lloyds prides itself on service. The repair and maintenance of your hearing instrument is an important part of our service commitment. Lloyds has an experienced team of repair technicians on staff to handle most any problem that may arise.

Analog instrument repair with 6-month warranty $99 Digital instrument repair with 6-month warranty $150 Repair with twelve month warranty: add $25 If your behind the ear aid has a cracked or broken case: add $60 Custom in the ear instruments with shell or faceplate damage: add $80 If you want a repaired/replacement or loaner aid sent out immediately: add $25 Aids 7 years or older comes with 3 month warranty add $25 Remote control and CIC aids: add $25 Body Aids add $25 Due to some parts unavailability, we may not be able to repair aids over 7 years old. Please allow about two (2) weeks for normal repairs*. *NOTE: In some extenuating circumstances, repairs make take longer than two (2) weeks. Please feel free to call us for an update.

Besides top-quality repairs for our own Lloyd hearing instruments, we can also repair any brand, make or model you may have. Rates are the same as above. How To Mail Your Aid To Lloyds Package the hearing aid in a sturdy box. Be sure to include a note with your name, address, daytime phone number, customer number (if available) and description of any problems, or use our Repair Form which you may print and send in to Lloyds along with your repair. For your own protection, we suggest using a trackable, insurable service such as: US Priority Mail, UPS or FedEx Ground, or other similar option. Send to: Lloyd Hearing Aid, Repair Dept. 4435 Manchester Drive Rockford, IL 61109

Where Should You Have Your Hearing Aid Repaired?

This is a question most hearing aid   users will have to ask themselves sooner or later.

Hearing aids are hybrids of mechanical and electronic devices.  They are subject to moisture, dust, dirt, earwax, debris, and physical abuse and  handling, and at some point in time, will require maintenance and possibly, major or minor repair. Where you go for hearing aid service is important.

As a hearing aid user, it is important you understand that the basic purpose of hearing aid manufacturers and retail outlets is to continually sell you new product.  Why?  That’s how they make the greatest profit, so these companies try to deter clients from repairing their hearing aids and instead pressure them to buy a new one. This attitude is reflected by many outlets who claim they cannot repair even their own brand of hearing aid after a specified period of time, such as 3 or 5 years.

All hearing aids, standardized or custom-made, can be repaired.  Whether you need to fix the microphone, receiver, a broken wire, or a bad transistor, it can be repaired. 

So, who should repair your hearing aid?  The best source for hearing aid repair is a professional hearing aid service that repairs, but does not sell, hearing aids.

An independent hearing aid repair lab is dedicated to providing all the services, options, and products, necessary to maximize the performance of your hearing aid at the most reasonable price.

Independent hearing aid repair labs:

• Have no ulterior motives in representing what can or cannot be repaired on an existing hearing aid.
• Guarantee the electronic performance of the hearing aids they repair. 
• Want the hearing aid to perform perfectly once it has been repaired.

As a consumer, it is important for you to know the following about the technicians who will be repairing your hearing aid:

• The qualifications of the repair lab and their technicians
• The repair lab’s reputation within the market
• How long the repair lab has been in business

At Hearing Aid Repair California, we are proud of our reputation, the skills of our technicians, and an unparalleled customer service. 

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to  give us a call! 1-888-580-HEAR (4327)

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