Unitron Moxi Move R RIC Accessories & Compatibility Guide | Japebo
If you’re looking for Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessories, the most important first step is compatibility. Even small differences in RIC receiver type, dome system, or wax protection can determine whether an accessory fits your hearing aid correctly. This guide explains what typically fits the Unitron Moxi Move R RIC style, how to choose the right option, and how to avoid the most common ordering mistakes.
What “RIC” means for Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessories
The Unitron Moxi Move R RIC is a receiver-in-canal (RIC) style hearing aid. That usually means:
The receiver (speaker) sits in the ear canal and connects to the hearing aid via a thin wire.
You typically replace consumables like domes and wax protection more often than the hearing aid itself.
Correct fit depends on matching the receiver family and the dome/wax system used with that receiver.
Because Unitron (and its related platforms) may use different receiver types across generations, it’s best to confirm the exact receiver/dome system before ordering.
Which accessories are usually relevant for Unitron Moxi Move R RIC
Most users of a Unitron Moxi Move R RIC will be choosing between these accessory categories:
Domes (ear tips)
Domes affect comfort, sound, and retention. Common dome styles include open domes (more ventilation), closed domes (more bass/less leakage), and power domes (more sealing). The correct dome must match the receiver’s dome system and size.
Receivers (speakers)
Receivers are matched by power level (e.g., standard, medium, power) and wire length (left/right and length number). If your sound is weak, distorted, or cutting out—and domes and wax protection are fine—the receiver may need replacement.
Wax protection / wax filters
Wax protection helps prevent earwax and moisture from blocking the receiver. If audio becomes muffled or intermittent, a clogged wax filter is often the cause. The correct wax protection depends on the receiver and the specific filter system used.
Retention locks and small wear parts
Some receiver/dome setups use a retention lock (sports lock) to help keep the receiver stable in the ear. This part must match the receiver style.
How to choose the correct Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessory
Use these checks to reduce the risk of ordering the wrong part:
Identify your receiver: If possible, check paperwork from your hearing care professional, the original packaging, or markings on the receiver wire.
Match the dome system: Domes are not universally interchangeable. If your current domes “click” on, slide on, or use a specific core shape, you need the same system.
Confirm dimensions: For receivers, confirm wire length and power level. For domes, confirm size (often measured in mm).
When in doubt, match what you already use: If the current accessory fits well and sounds right, order the same type/size.
If you have the old accessory available, comparing it directly (shape, attachment method, size/markings) is one of the safest ways to confirm compatibility.
Common problems (and what to try before replacing parts)
Muffled or weaker sound
Replace the wax filter (most common fix).
Check if the dome is blocked or collapsed; replace if needed.
Inspect the receiver opening for debris.
Whistling / feedback
Try a better seal: switch from open to closed (if appropriate) or use a slightly larger dome size.
Check that the dome is fully seated on the receiver.
Ensure the receiver is inserted correctly in the ear canal.
Receiver keeps slipping out
Try a different dome size or style for better retention.
If your setup supports it, use a compatible retention lock.
Buying Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessories at Japebo
When you shop for Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessories at Japebo, focus on selecting the exact compatible system (receiver family, dome type/size, and wax protection type). If you want to avoid trial-and-error, use your current parts as reference or reach out with details from your packaging/receiver markings so you can choose correctly the first time.
FAQ: Unitron Moxi Move R RIC accessories
Are Unitron Moxi Move R RIC domes universal?
No. Domes vary by attachment system and receiver type. You should match the dome system used by your current receiver.
How do I know which receiver length I need?
Receiver length is typically determined by the physical wire length from the hearing aid to the ear canal. If you are replacing an existing receiver, ordering the same length is the safest option.
What’s the most common reason sound becomes muffled?
A clogged wax filter (wax protection) is the most common cause. Replace it first before assuming the receiver has failed.
Can I change from open to closed domes?
Often yes (if the dome system matches), but it can change sound and comfort. If you’re unsure, choose the same dome style you currently wear or consult your hearing care professional.
When should I replace domes and wax filters?
Wax protection is typically replaced frequently (often every few weeks depending on wax/moisture), while domes are replaced when worn, discolored, loose, or no longer hold their shape. Replace sooner if you notice sound changes or comfort issues.