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Hearing Aid loop systems
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Probably not the right section but, I have NHS hearing aids which have a button to press to activate the loop function (used to be called the T setting)
I have been in countless shops, banks etc., which display a sign saying that they operate a loop system. However, I have never yet found one that works. My hearing aids work fine because my local church have a loop system, and they work OK there.
Do other people find the same problem?
I have been in countless shops, banks etc., which display a sign saying that they operate a loop system. However, I have never yet found one that works. My hearing aids work fine because my local church have a loop system, and they work OK there.
Do other people find the same problem?
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Thanks 'theonlyone', but there is nothing wrong with my hearing aids, they are designed to work on a loop system, but only if the loop system itself is working, and that is my point, I have never found a shop, office or bank that has it working. Perhaps the onus is on me to ask them to switch it on!!
I think a lot of shops etc.only pay 'lip service' (no pun intended!) to the law by displaying the sign, and no one bothers to switch the loop system on. I was in my bank some time ago and asked the assistant if it was switched on, she said you had to ask for it to be switched on, I said, well I am asking, so first she lifted this great box onto the counter, then didn't know how to switch it on, she asked someone else how to do it and they said that it had to be charged up first,( probably would take about 12hours!!!)You can imagine the irate looks fron the queue behind me. It is so maddening, and it would make their life so much easier if they did bother to put it on, if they did but realise it.
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