I’m a retired Sound Engineer! The Part where the sound comes Out is a Speaker! The Part which Receives the Sound, is a Microphone! Step 1, Check for wax, No Wax, also No Sound! My Speaker/Receiver is doing Neither! Vist Pro on Thurs. Thanks!
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Pretty easy to tell if it’s the receiver or not, just swap them around to see if the problem persists.
Did that, it Does! Thanks!
Okay easy fix for your clinic on Thursday then.
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Bad Receiver on R. Way Better now! Jeez, I’ve only had them 3 weeks. Thanks All!
My P70 right speaker started to die off last week, this has append in the past, Audi replaced it in 5 min. this can happen, nothing to get to exited about being inside your ear in a very restricted environment. Piles of good info on this web site, have fun.
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Thanks! Just takes some getting used to! Takes More Time, if 1 is Not Working! I now know more, but for Very Expensive devices, I am Disappointed with Reliability! Been only 3 Wks!
Always use the tabs, when that breaks, I re-glue them on with epoxy.
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I asked the audiologist at Costco that question. She advised to pull gently with fingers as close to receiver as possible. Which I have been doing for the past 4 years, so far no problem.
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I worked in Pro Audio Sho Biz, much of my life! Never pull on the Wires, eh? Thanks for the Tip! Same Concepts, Way Different Scale, & Db Thresholds! A Stroke took much of my R. ear. R & R, 
took Much also! Bass Guitar Here! Be Well! 
