Which action would not cause damage to the lower right corner of a tile?

The action that would not damage the lower right corner of a tile involves overdriving fasteners. When fasteners are overdriven, they may cause issues related to the integrity of the surrounding material, such as compromising the underlying substrate or causing buckling in adjacent tiles. However, they don't directly impact the tile itself unless it results in a more severe underlying failure that transmits to the tile.

In contrast, improper installation can lead to tiles being seated incorrectly or at an angle, which can create stress points that lead to cracking or breaking at vulnerable edges. Heavy impact can cause immediate physical damage, chipping, or breaking tiles, especially at corners where the material is weaker. Severe weather conditions, such as freezing temperatures, heavy rain, or hail, can also have detrimental effects, leading to cracks or dislodging tiles, particularly if the tiles or installation were not designed to withstand such conditions.

Thus, while overdriving fasteners might cause issues, it does not directly result in immediate harm to the tile itself.