The purpose of the study was to investigate the effectiveness of electroacoustic analysis (EA) of hearing aids. The result of bi-week EA of nineteen hearing impaired children's hearing aids showed that daily visual and audio check of hearing aids was not enough to identify malfunctioned aids, and the combination of EA and daily check could identify more problems. The rate of malfunction of hearing aids was ranked and the order from high to low was equivalent input noise, full-on-gain, heigh frequency SSPL90, total harmonic distortion, reference test gain, frequency response curve, battery, and maximum output.