What to do if Hilti TE 800 Power Tool doesn’t start and the service indicator lights red?
If your Hilti Power Tool doesn't start, and the service indicator light is red, it could be due to worn carbon brushes. In this case, have the parts checked by a trained electrical specialist and replaced if necessary. Another possibility is a fault within the tool itself, which requires repair by Hilti Service.
Why won't my Hilti Power Hammer start?
Your Hilti Power Hammer might not start for several reasons. It could be due to electronics initialization or the activation of the electronic restart safety interlock after a power interruption. Try switching the power tool off and then on again. Alternatively, there may be an interruption in the electric supply; test another appliance in the same outlet. The supply cord, plug, or control switch could be defective, requiring inspection and potential replacement by a trained electrical specialist. If you are using a generator, it might be in sleep mode; apply a load by connecting another power consumer, such as a work light.
Why is my Hilti Power Hammer not achieving full power?
Your Hilti Power Hammer may not be achieving full power due to several reasons. Power reduction might be active; try pressing the power level selector switch and restarting the tool. The extension cord could be too long or have an inadequate gauge; use a suitable extension cord (1.5 mm² for lengths up to 40 m; 2.5 mm² for lengths up to 65 m). Finally, the voltage provided by the electric supply might be too low; connect the power tool to a different electric supply.
What to do if Hilti Power Hammer doesn’t start and the service indicator is red?
If your Hilti Power Hammer doesn’t start and the service indicator light is red, it could indicate worn carbon brushes, which should be checked and replaced by a trained electrical specialist. Another possibility is a fault within the tool, which would require repair by Hilti Service.
How to fix no hammering action on a Hilti Power Hammer?
If your Hilti Power Hammer has no hammering action, it could be because the power tool is too cold. Try bringing the tip of the drill bit or chisel into contact with the workpiece and allow the power tool to run under no load until it reaches the minimum operating temperature. If this doesn't resolve the issue, there may be a fault within the tool that requires repair by Hilti Service.
How to release a chisel stuck in a Hilti Power Hammer chuck?
If the chisel cannot be released from the chuck of your Hilti Power Hammer, ensure that the chuck is pulled back as far as it will go. Then, remove the accessory tool.
General| Brand | Hilti |
|---|---|
| Model | TE 800 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Read documentation before initial operation for safe handling and use.
Explains warning signals and symbols used in the document and illustrations.
Lists symbols used on the product itself, like Service indicator and Power selector.
Provides essential safety warnings for operating power tools, covering work area, electrical, and personal safety.
Provides specific safety warnings related to hammer tool operation, including noise and auxiliary handles.
Covers personal safety, electrical safety, and careful handling for breaker operation.
Details the components of the breaker, referencing numbered parts in an illustration.
Describes the breaker's purpose for heavy chiseling work on masonry and concrete.
Explains the Active Vibration Reduction system that reduces vibration during operation.
Describes the function of the service indicator LED on the breaker.
Explains the function of the power level indicator LED and how to adjust chiseling power.
Lists the items included with the breaker, such as the breaker, side handle, and operating instructions.
Details fitting the side handle, changing, and removing accessory tools safely.
Provides instructions for performing chiseling work, including safety precautions for electrical connections.
Instructions for cleaning the breaker and its parts, emphasizing care for air vents and casing.
Guidelines for tool maintenance, stressing the need for qualified specialists for electrical component repairs.
Procedures for safely transporting the product, ensuring it is secured and checked for damage.
Guidelines for storing the product safely, including unplugging the cable and keeping it dry and inaccessible.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and recommended actions for resolving them.
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