Beyond disposal, why is it strictly forbidden to attempt to 'deflate' or puncture a LiPo battery that shows obvious signs of swelling (puffing)? - EASA Drone A2 License - 218

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Question 218 - Flight performance and planning - EASA Drone License A2

Exposing the internal lithium to oxygen and moisture causes a violent thermal reaction with a risk of immediate fire and explosion

It would only void the manufacturer's warranty without safety risks

The gas inside is necessary to maintain the voltage calibration of the cells

The drone would no longer be able to recognize the battery as original

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