Were are the brushes on this drill? I looked at parts list but did not see any brushes listed. Is this drill repairable?

Call the Manufacture they will provide a Parts list for you .from there You can either Purchase the Part you need from them or Ebay

I don't think the motor is serviceable that way. At
DeWALT DC970 Parts List and Diagram eReplacementParts com you can find the motor and pinion for $35 plus shipping and then get the entire drill working again. Had the same problem with one of mine and it was an easy fix.

I am trying to get you what you need here. The pdf file is about the best your going to get. At least you can enlarge the figure once you download the file.

The parts diagram:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/images/fein/GSB20-2RE_(0601194703).pdf

The brushes just drop in.. unless the holder is also bad.

Parts list with prices and availability:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/bosch-gsb202re-0601194703-1234-hammer-drill-parts-c-128_1032_15778.html

Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly

Here is a detail part list from Hilti.

Link HERE to open the drawing and part list.

Please bookmark this page for reference.
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The item in question is carbon brush.
This is inter-grade inside item 2 (the electric motor).
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Hilti has a life time warranty on labor and two year in parts.

This model was introduced around March 2009.

Check the model plate for production date.

Contact you local Hilti rep to send the unit for free repair.
Act now to avoid the labor charge (2 year FREE labor)
In most case you can use the manufacture t oprove the unit is under 2 years old.

A sales order or receipt of this Hilti SFH 18A will help speed up the repair process.

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Additional references
Hilti, Inc.
5400 South 122nd East Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74146 Phone: (800) 879-8000 Fax: (800) 879-7000 Espa?ol: (800) 879-5000

Take digital pictures as you go. Get a parts list if you can as well.
There are some electronics cleaners special for sensitive electronics and motors.
Compressed dry air may help as well.
Most drills housings will require a long round shank tool. These tools are in the forms of philips or torx some even security torx depending on the Mfg.

to my knowledge you can't buy hilti parts. they want you to send it to a service center for repair. if you notice any of the big parts places on the net don't list hilti. i work in a repair shop and we can't get parts, they won't sell them to us.

here is a site where you can see the schematics and buy the parts I hope it works for you:
http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/milwaukee/milwaukee-7.html

if it does, don't forget to rate me
thx

ive checked the hilti website and theres no brushes avaiable
this is a link to the exploded diagram and parts listing
http://www.us.hilti.com/data/techlib/docs/tool_schematics/sfs/UH_240_A.pdf

it looks as though you would need to replace the motor
heres the link for it
http://www.us.hilti.com/holus/modules/prcat/prca_fuse.jsp?RANGE_OID=31634

hope this helps
if it does please vote

I fix cordless DeWalt drills every week!Look for two black carbon-like blocks found on either side of the commutator ( the central spindle ) they will each have one wire on the outside end attached to a spade connector so the brush can be easily removed by prying it out from beneath the spring holding the brush against the commutator.  Then the wire can be removed and the new brush installed.    Go online to http://www.toolpartsdirect.com and search for your model dewalt drill. they have an exploded diagram and parts listing for each model drill.  That will identify the brush for you if you have never seen one before.    If the drill was operating intermittently with lots of noise and usually blue sparks coming out, loss of power, increasing intermittant operation it would almost certainly benefit from replacing the brushes.   If it is simply dead, and was ever dropped.  check the battery terminals and the trigger mechanism.  Of course inspect the battery and check inside the drill for loose or broken wires and connections. I hope this is helpful. Good luck!

Ryobi web site lists the new part numbers for consumables, but by saw model
go to
https://www.customernation.com/pls/ps/ps.ps_main?p_host=329&p_supplier=5060&p_parm=PSHPP
and put in the model number of the saw, and it should punch out current part numbers