How to Change the Probe Tip

By Interacoustics

Probe/Short extension/Preamplifier

Step 1: Unscrew the probe cap.

Step 2: Remove the probe tip.

Step 3: Replace with a clean probe tip.

Step 4: Assemble the probe again (step 2+1).

Clinical extension cable

Step 1: Unscrew the probe cap.

Step 2: Remove the probe tip.

Step 3: Replace with a clean probe tip.

Step 4: Assemble the probe again (step 2+1).

Clean the probe tip regularly

To avoid earwax clogging the tubes of the probe tip and affecting measurements with your Titan, we recommend that you clean the probe tip regularly.

Easily swap the probe tip

Easily swap the probe tip during the day and clean the original tip.

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Interacoustics

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