Hilti Te 17 Parts Diagram -
Hilti TE 17 — Parts diagram deep post
Overview
The Hilti TE 17 is a corded SDS-plus rotary hammer/drill known for durability and serviceability. Below is a deep breakdown of its major assemblies, common wear parts, diagnostics, and maintenance tips for repairers and DIYers.
- Motor and Gearbox: This section shows the motor, gearbox, and associated components, such as the armature, bearings, and gears.
- Impact Mechanism: This section illustrates the impact mechanism, including the hammering system, striker, and anvil.
- Drill Chuck and Bit: This section depicts the drill chuck, bit, and related components, such as the chuck nut and bit retaining ring.
- Handle and Controls: This section shows the handle, trigger, and control components, including the switch, carbon brushes, and brush holders.
- Housing and Covers: This section displays the tool's housing, covers, and other external components, such as the side handles and depth rod.
Steel Balls: These sit inside the chuck and lock into the grooves of the SDS bit. If these are worn, your bits may fly out during use. Lubrication and Maintenance hilti te 17 parts diagram
Let’s walk through each section as depicted in a typical exploded view. Hilti TE 17 — Parts diagram deep post
- The Striker: A hardened steel rod that transfers the blow to the drill bit. Over time, these deform. The diagram lists the specific part number for the striker, often sold as part of a "service kit."
- The Piston: Driven by a connecting rod (often visible in the diagram connecting back to the gear assembly), the piston creates the air compression.
- Grease in gearbox/piston area; O-rings/seals keep grease/dust separated. Dry or contaminated grease accelerates wear.
The Hilti TE 17 was one of the first tools to utilize the TE-C system, which is compatible with modern SDS Plus bits. Motor and Gearbox : This section shows the