This sounds like concern trolling. What happens if, when you're upgrading your new right-to-repair laptop, you leave some wires sticking out of the battery and

This sounds like concern trolling. What happens if, when you're upgrading your new right-to-repair laptop, you leave some wires sticking out of the battery and fry yourself, and then sue the laptop maker? Indeed, what happens when you fry yourself repairing the ur-right-to-repair device, the light fixture with a removable lightbulb? You can invent any scenario for any machine or device that the user can repair, but it should be fairly straightforward to add language that says "if you modify the device's behavior in such a way that it harms you, that's not our fault."