ExactlyGiven the reaction by the first visitor then it would appear that the Meter fitting companies and or the Energy suppliers know about the specific problem with MEM RCds and possibly other issues not known to the forum.
The unanswerable questions are why is it not on a sign in big red letters on the call centre wall for when people complain.
And why is not on page 1 of the meter installers check list.
Myelectric smart metet was installed by a subcontractor
Morrison
The on field team who came was directly from eon
He cmearly said if it was someone from eon we would have not installed the meter, therefore it confirms there is a big difference of training, even on the quality of work.
Because the way eon checked everything before and after the replacement, was different from the subcontractor way of work, Eon guys went to check my boiler , the pipework, gave me a booklet, checked the outflow of the boiler aswell
On the other side the subcontractor came, installed the meter and went away.
If there are problems with smart meters, it should mandatory to release some guideline for all parties/companies installing these not so smart meters!
From the drama i been witness of, there is quality/guidelines deficiency for sure, or training.
Eventhough i told eon engineer, even you guys are using a subcontractor which is fine, but you should pass on the experience/hazard/not to do list to your subcontractor, look you paying them to do your work, but you still have to come back to repair the damage down... not very smart