What to do if my Hilti Drill gets very hot?
If your Hilti Drill or its battery becomes very hot, it indicates an electrical fault. Immediately switch off the product, remove the battery, keep it under observation, and allow it to cool down. Then, contact Hilti Service for assistance.
Why does my Hilti Drill running speed suddenly drop?
If the running speed of your Hilti Drill suddenly drops considerably, it's likely because the battery is discharged. Replace the discharged battery with a fresh one and charge the empty battery.
What to do if the Hilti Drill battery won't click in?
If the battery does not engage with an audible click on your Hilti Drill, the retaining lugs on the battery may be dirty. Clean the retaining lugs and then engage the battery in the working position.
What to do if LEDs of the Hilti NURON SIW 10-22 battery show nothing?
If the LEDs on your Hilti Drill battery show nothing, it indicates that the battery is defective. Contact Hilti Service for assistance.
What to do if my Hilti Power Tool or battery gets very hot?
If your Hilti Power Tool or its battery becomes very hot, it may indicate an electrical fault. Immediately switch off the product, remove the battery, keep the battery under observation, and allow it to cool down. Then, contact Hilti Service.
Why does the running speed of my Hilti Power Tool suddenly drop?
A sudden drop in the running speed of your Hilti Power Tool is likely due to a discharged battery. Replace the discharged battery with a charged one.
Why does my Hilti Power Tool battery run down quickly?
If your Hilti Power Tool battery is draining faster than usual, it could be due to a very low ambient temperature. Allow the battery to warm up slowly to room temperature.
What to do if the Hilti Power Tool battery does not engage with a click?
If the battery of your Hilti Power Tool doesn't engage with an audible click, the retaining lugs on the battery might be dirty. Clean the retaining lugs and then engage the battery in the working position.
What to do if LEDs of the Hilti Power Tool battery show nothing?
If the LEDs on your Hilti Power Tool battery aren't showing anything, it could indicate that the battery is defective. Contact Hilti Service.
Guidance on reading and following the manual for safe and trouble-free product handling and use.
Details signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and symbols used in the operating instructions.
Explains symbols related to the product, NFC, battery type, and DC current.
Details product identification, serial number, and model type for service inquiries.
Covers work area, electrical, and personal safety for power tool operation.
Guidelines for safe handling, charging, and maintenance of Li-ion battery packs.
Specific safety advice for impact wrenches, including accessory handling, dust, and vibration.
Essential safety guidelines for handling Li-ion batteries to prevent injury or fire.
Diagram and list of components for the SIW 10-22 impact wrench and battery.
Defines the product's purpose and limitations for driving/removing screws and tightening/loosening nuts/bolts.
Explains LED indicators for battery charge, faults, and health status.
Provides specifications for the tool, including voltage, weight, speed, impact speed, and temperature limits.
Steps for preparing the work area, charging, inserting, and removing the battery safely.
Instructions for safely detaching accessory tools, noting they may be hot or sharp.
Procedure for replacing the friction ring and O-ring on the tool holder.
Instructions for setting rotation direction, switching the tool on/off, and speed control.
Procedures for cleaning the product and Li-ion batteries, and maintenance tasks.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing cordless power tools and batteries.
Identifies common problems with the product and battery, and provides solutions.
Instructions for the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of batteries and power tools.
General| Voltage | 22V |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Max Torque | 1000 Nm |
| Number of gears | 3 |
| RPM gear 3 | 1800 rpm |
| Drilling Capacity (Metal) | 13 mm |
| Drilling Capacity (Masonry) | 22 mm |
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