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You should not have to grease The TE-7. It is permantly lubricated. You can occasionally put a small ball of grease on the end of a drill bit before you stick in the chuck. This will keep the chuck greased.
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Hilti TE 805 Instructions Use Manual not helpful at all
no time to take the tool all apart ..must be some external way can you make anything out on the hilti te 805 drawings save images as a pdf then you can magnify easily
are you using the right SDS bits? second there is a selector on the side for heavy hammer, light hammer and drill only, make sure that you have the selector in the proper position and then you would need to apply slight pressure to the bit for the hammering action to start, if youhave done all these I would take it back for warranty replacement or repair. Hilti is very good about warrantys.
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.
the grease is called turmoil grease and is somewhat expensive. This also requires just about complete disassembly of the tool and smoe parts replacement.
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