Its actually quite easy to do, just push all the pins out with the blunt end of a needle or similar, I use a specially made tool from a needle screw driver set.
You’ll need to be very careful with static, an anti static mat needs/should be used when removing the circuits.
I’m not sure you would want to paint them, but I’ve heard a few people just using nail polish.
Thanks tenkan. After you push the pins out how do you get the “works” out of the casing? My casing doesn’t split into two halves. Do I just push it out?
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Your aids will split in half once the pins are out.
The pin that holds the receiver wire just moves a little to allow the receiver plug to come out. The hinge pin for the battery door comes out and the battery holder comes out. I don’t have any more pins. This is the peardrop-shaped aid with t-coil.
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Yeah ok so just a little bit of manipulation of it will do it, the top will come away from the bottom, which holds the circuit.
I take it you are taking about the Phonak Audeo Q (Quest platform)