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If you discharge the battery first it won’t catch on fire if you puncture or overheat it.. so, don’t replace a fully charged battery and you should be fine.
by 05 3y ago
If you discharge the battery first it won’t catch on fire if you puncture or overheat it.. so, don’t replace a fully charged battery and you should be fine.
- ekianjo 3y agoYes. But you don't expect everyone to do that, when you think about safety. You assume the worst, not the best.
- nonethewiser 3y agoIf we can’t expect people to be safe with accessing batteries we should make the batteries less accessible, not more accessible.
- XorNot 3y agoPeople know not to puncture a battery. But if you set it up to force them to apply force to a battery, some batteries are going to get punctured. Which is the exact point of this law: the batteries should be designed to be easily replaceable.
- ekianjo 3y ago> accessing batteries we should make the batteries less accessible or use screws to secure batteries, not glue, you know.