How to fix a Hilti Saw battery that doesn’t engage with a click?
If the battery doesn’t engage with an audible click in your Hilti Saw, the retaining lugs on the battery may be dirty. Clean the retaining lugs and refit the battery.
What to do if all 4 LEDs blink and Hilti Saw doesn't run?
If all 4 LEDs are blinking and the Hilti Saw doesn't run, it indicates the tool has been overloaded. To resolve this, release the control switch, press it again, and let the saw run under no load for about 30 seconds.
Why the motor has no braking effect on my Hilti Saw?
If the motor of your Hilti Saw has no braking effect, there are two possible causes. First, the battery may be low, in which case you should change the battery and charge the empty one. Second, the power tool may have been briefly overloaded. If this is the case, release the on/off switch and then press it again.
What to do if 1 LED blinks and Hilti Saw doesn't run?
If 1 LED is blinking and your Hilti Saw doesn’t run, it could be due to a low battery. Try changing the battery and charging the empty one. Alternatively, the battery might be too hot or too cold. In this case, allow the battery to cool down or warm up slowly to room temperature.
Why does the Hilti Saw battery run down quickly?
If the battery of your Hilti Saw runs down more quickly than usual, it may be due to a very low ambient temperature. Allow the battery to warm up slowly to room temperature.
What to do if Hilti Saw or battery get very hot?
If the Hilti Saw or the battery gets very hot, it indicates an electrical fault. Immediately switch off the power tool, remove the battery, keep it under observation, and allow it to cool down.
What to do if all 4 LEDs blink on my Hilti Cutter and it doesn't run?
If all 4 LEDs are blinking and the power tool isn’t running, it means the tool has been overloaded. To resolve this, release the control switch, then press it again, and allow the power tool to run under no load for approximately 30 seconds.
What to do if the Hilti Cutter or the battery gets very hot?
If the cut-out tool or the battery gets very hot, this indicates an electrical fault. Immediately switch off the power tool, remove the battery, keep it under observation, and allow it to cool down.
Why is only 1 LED blinking on my Hilti Cutter and it doesn't run?
If only 1 LED is blinking and the power tool doesn’t run, this could be due to a low battery or the battery being too hot or too cold. Try changing the battery and charging the empty battery. If that doesn't work, allow the battery to cool down or warm up slowly to room temperature.
Why does the Hilti Cutter motor have no braking effect?
If the motor has no braking effect, it could be due to a low battery. Try changing the battery and charging the empty battery. Alternatively, the power tool may have been briefly overloaded. In that case, release the on/off switch and then press it again.
General| Battery platform | 22V |
|---|---|
| No-load speed | 10000 - 20000 rpm |
| Chuck type | Keyless chuck |
| Battery voltage | 21.6 V |
| Number of gears | 1 |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion |
Read before operation for safe, trouble-free handling and use of the product.
Explains signal words, symbols in documentation, and symbols in illustrations for safe operation.
Lists and explains symbols found on the product itself, like PPE and electrical indicators.
Details product type, model, and serial number for identification and service.
States product compliance with directives/standards; technical documentation location.
Crucial safety guidelines for operating power tools, covering work area, electrical, and personal safety.
Advises on keeping the work area clean, well-lit, and free from hazards.
Covers safe practices for power tool plugs, grounding, wet conditions, and cords.
Emphasizes alertness, using PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and proper posture.
Guidelines for safe and proper usage, maintenance, and storage of power tools.
Specific instructions for charging, using, and handling lithium-ion batteries safely.
Information on servicing the power tool by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Specific safety advice for cut-out tools, including workpiece securing and personal safety.
Secure the workpiece firmly to prevent instability and loss of control during operation.
Use tool only if faultless, never tamper, hold securely, avoid rotating parts, wear PPE.
Illustrates and labels the main components and features of the cut-out tool.
Describes the product's purpose and recommended applications for making cut-outs.
Lists the components included with the cut-out tool package.
Explains the built-in motor protection system that prevents overheating.
Lists accessory tools and bits compatible with the cut-out tool for different materials.
Provides specifications like voltage, speed, temperature ranges, and weight.
Specifies the available collet sizes for accessory tools.
Lists the shank diameters compatible with the tool's collets.
Specifies the recommended operating temperature range for the battery.
Instructions for preparing the work area and the tool before operation.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly insert the battery into the tool.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the battery from the tool.
Instructions on how to correctly attach and secure an accessory tool to the cut-out tool.
Instructions on how to safely detach and remove an accessory tool from the cut-out tool.
Detailed steps for replacing the collet with a different size.
Instructions on how to attach and adjust the depth gauge for controlled cutting.
Steps to attach the optional vacuum cleaner hose connector.
Important warnings regarding operation of switches during use.
Guidance on how to hold the tool securely with both hands for stable operation.
Explains the function of the safety lock and how to switch the tool on.
Instructions on how to safely switch off the power tool.
Steps for guiding the tool into material and performing the cut with steady pressure.
Instructions for cleaning dirt, air vents, and casing, avoiding specific cleaning agents.
Advice on keeping batteries clean, dry, and free from contaminants.
Regular checks for damage, ensuring proper function, and fitting guards after maintenance.
Safety precautions for transporting the tool and batteries to prevent accidental starting.
Guidelines for storing the tool and batteries in a cool, dry place, away from children.
A table listing common problems, their possible causes, and recommended actions.
Warning and instructions for safe and environmentally responsible disposal of the tool and batteries.
Information on warranty conditions and where to get assistance.
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