According to Florida law, under what condition MAY propane containers not be filled?

Propane containers may not be filled if there is visible damage. This is a safety measure mandated by regulations to prevent accidents and ensure the safe handling and use of propane. If a container is visibly damaged, it could lead to leaks or failure during operation, posing a significant hazard to both users and those nearby.

Filling a damaged container compromises its integrity and can result in dangerous situations, such as explosions or fires. Therefore, it is essential for safety protocols to prohibit filling any containers that show signs of wear, corrosion, or any form of physical harm.

Other scenarios, such as customer requests or whether the cylinder is empty, do not inherently relate to safety and filling procedures, as these factors do not directly indicate whether a container is suitable for filling. The filling process must adhere strictly to safety guidelines focused on the condition of the propane containers themselves.