06-28-2017, 10:14 PM | #22 | |
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Battery pack fires are usually caused by either physical damage to one or more cells, or catastrophic failure of one cell - which initiates catastrophic failure in adjacent cells, etc. Neither of those events would be stopped by a fuse. Catastrophic cell failure may occur during charging - but charging is relatively low current, so the fuse wouldn't stop that either. Of course, I do agree that having to send it back to the service center is far preferable than having a fire. |
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