At the end of the day its the job of the manufacturer to ensure that their product performs to the specifications they set. If the customer decides to use the p

At the end of the day its the job of the manufacturer to ensure that their product performs to the specifications they set. If the customer decides to use the product in an extreme environment, and the product fails to perform as desired, the customer will blame the manufacturer, even though the product was never designed to work in such a scenario. From the manufacturers perspective, it could be deemed cheaper to write "single-purpose" fixes for such scenarios, versus responding to the backlash of consumers which decide to use the product in such scenarios.