Hilti Demolition Hammer TE 700-AVR (2017) Help: Learn How to Fix It Yourself.

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TE 700-AVR

The Hilti Demolition TE 700 - AVR (2017) is an electrically powered breaker for medium-duty chiseling work and is used to remove masonry, break out concrete penetrations, enlarge openings in walls, and remove tiles and plaster.

This tool has multiple features such as the Active Vibration Reduction (AVR) system which mitigates vibration. It also has a side handle with radial and axial adjustments to assist in giving a stable and secure grip. It costs roughly $2000 to purchase.

Furthermore, the published handbook mentions a few potential issues or flaws with the gadget. For example, the breaker will not start, there is no hammering action, the service indication will blink red or blue, the breaker will turn off while running, the breaker will not acquire full power, and the chisel isn't releasing from the chuck.

To identify this device, it resembles a jackhammer in design. It is also exclusively available in red. This device's dimensions are 22.2 x 4.9 x 9.8 in. The model number can be found on the device's left and right sides. The gadget displays the company name (Hilti) followed by the model number (TE 700-AVR).

Amperage (A): 10.8 A

Blow energy (ft.-lb.): 8.5

Blows per Minute (BPM): 2760

Chuck Size (In.): 25/32 In.

Chuck Type: SDS-Max

Colour Family: Red

Condition: New

Impact Energy (ft.-lbs): 8.5

Power Type: Electric

Returnable: 90-Day

Side Handle: Yes

Start Type: Switch