> Do you have any supporting to the claim? Direct experience. You're going to have a hard time finding public documentation about a battery maker owning up to

> Do you have any supporting to the claim? Direct experience. You're going to have a hard time finding public documentation about a battery maker owning up to firmware causing a fire. Usually the product the battery winds up in takes public responsibility for the issues and they'll list the problem as quality control. In the case I'm describing, we had to get the firmware code from the battery manufacturer and rewrite the firmware while we shopped for an alternative battery with better quality control. To cause a fire, you'd remove the limits on overcharging.