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Hi i have a hilti te 12s hammer drill. the rotary drive cog in the main housing is stripped and i was wondering where i can get replacement parts for it
Re: Hi i have a hilti te 12s hammer drill. the rotary...
Go to Hilti.com or call them direct at 1-800-879-8000, the only place I know to get parts from is Hilti. Please let me know if you need more assistance.
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If it is a TE12 and not a 12s you will have a metal external snap ring at the end of the chuck. Remove that and the metal dust slv will come off. There will be four screws holding the chuck sleeve on. Remove the plastic chuck sleeve and you will have the metal locking slv underneath it. There may be an oring in front of it. If so remove it. Push the locking sleeve in and remove the two elongated roller bearings. this will release the locking sleeve which is most of your chuck. If it is a 12s your front sleeve will be plastic. You almost have to break it to get it off. the rest is the same as te 12
IT could be one of two problems. 1 The Rollers are missing out of the chuck so that it is not turning the bit. 2 the clutch is worn out causing the gears to slip. The problem is there are no longer parts available for the 12S. You would have to find them on Ebay or some place like that.
If the bit seems to lock into the chuck then it is not the rollers. It is more than likely the clutch.
The TE-70 is permantly lubricated. You would only add lubricant if you took the tool apart. You can add a small amount of grease to the end of your bit occasionally before putting in the chuck. This keeps the chuck parts lubed.
hi i have a 30 year old hilti te17, yes i know but its great but i need the bit holder ( chuck i think its called, the thing that hold the drill bit in for this hammer drill, otherwise its works perfect, built to lasst these things, but parts are hard to come by in aystralia, anyone help me if you can please lulu
Call Hilti direct at 1-800-879-8000 and speak to them. They can fax or ssend you a breakdown of the tool list. They will also sell you parts. I don't know of an outside source for Hilti parts. If I have helped you would you please rate my response accordingly and Thank you.
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