Tool repair shops here in Central California say "nobody works on older Hilti tools. Since Hilti doesn't support 'obsolete' models, there's no source for repair parts." I've got a TE52 that hammers like a champ, but won't spin a drill anymore. Many thanks in advance to anyone with an idea how to repair it or get it repaired. Regards, Boat_dreams.
Repair shops sometimes have reasons other than the truth to say there are no repair parts.
Have you checked with Hilti customer service?
Here is the general site address:
replying to Steve Claassen, armlo777 wrote: I say the best way to fix it is to find someone who has one with a different problem. either they sell it to you or you sell yours to them. I have one and all I need is the trigger switch. By the way do you know the part # for the switch??
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