Why won't my Hilti SR 2-A12 start?
If your Hilti Saw doesn't start, there are a few potential reasons. First, ensure the battery is correctly inserted by pushing it in until you hear a click. If that's not the issue, the battery might be empty and needs charging. Lastly, check if the transport lock is engaged and disengage it.
What to do if my Hilti SR 2-A12 does not develop full power?
If your Hilti Saw isn't developing full power, ensure the control switch is fully pressed. Additionally, the battery might be discharged. Try changing the battery and charging the empty one.
General| Voltage | 12 V |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Tool type | Cordless reciprocating saw |
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Blade Length | 150 mm |
| Stroke rate | 3000 strokes/min |
Details about the documentation, including prerequisites for safe handling and use, safety instructions, and keeping the manual with the product.
Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and symbols used in the document and illustrations for hazard communication.
Explains symbols on the product: DC current, stroke rate, NFC technology, and Li-ion battery.
Product details for professional users: type designation, generation, serial number, and intended use.
States product compliance with directives and standards; provides technical documentation location.
Covers work area safety, electrical safety, and personal safety for power tool operation.
Details electrical safety, personal safety (alertness, PPE, starting), and power tool use and care principles.
Covers battery tool use and care, safety for reciprocating saws, and additional saw safety (personal, electrical).
Specific safety for reciprocating saws: holding insulated grips, avoiding hidden wiring contact.
Personal safety for saws: hand placement, workpiece support, and blade handling guidelines.
General additional safety: product condition, tampering, work area checks, accessory handling, and breaks.
Guidelines for Li-ion batteries: transport, storage, use, temperature limits, and damage precautions.
Detailed overview of the reciprocating saw, listing all parts with corresponding numbers for identification.
Specifies the product is a cordless reciprocating saw for cutting wood, metal, plastic, designed for one-handed use.
Lists prohibited uses: cutting bricks, concrete, pipes with liquids, or unknown materials.
Lists package contents: reciprocating saw and operating instructions.
Provides technical specifications: voltage, weight, stroke rate, stroke length, and chuck type.
Details noise and vibration measurements per EN 62841 for different applications.
Specifies battery operating voltage, ambient operating, storage, and charging start temperatures.
Instructions for battery charging: read charger manual, ensure clean contacts, use approved charger.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the saw blade, including battery removal and transport lock.
Procedure for inserting the saw blade, emphasizing use of 1/2" connection end blades.
Instructions for securely fitting the optional belt hook for safe attachment to a belt.
Procedure for inserting the battery, ensuring clean contacts and correct engagement.
Guidance on sawing: wait for tool stop, engage transport lock after cutting.
Steps to remove the battery: press release button and pull out.
Guidelines for cleaning and caring for Li-ion batteries: keep clean and dry, avoid silicone agents.
Check parts for damage, ensure correct function, use genuine spare parts for safe operation.
Safety for tool transport: remove batteries, check for damage before use after long transport.
Safety for tool storage: cool, dry place, away from sunlight/heat, inaccessible to children.
Troubleshooting common issues: tool not starting, blade removal failure with causes and actions.
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