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Tamper Code Reset for Hexing Private Prepaid Meters | Straton Prepaid Meters

27 March 2024 by Alan

My Hexing Prepaid Electricity Meter Has Gone Into Tamper, What Now? In the realm of prepaid electricity meters, encountering a tamper condition can be a source of frustration for consumers. However, fear not, as there are steps that can be taken to rectify this issue and restore functionality to your Hexing prepaid electricity meter. These […]

My Hexing Prepaid Electricity Meter Has Gone Into Tamper, What Now?

In the realm of prepaid electricity meters, encountering a tamper condition can be a source of frustration for consumers. However, fear not, as there are steps that can be taken to rectify this issue and restore functionality to your Hexing prepaid electricity meter.

These essential steps are required to clear a tamper condition on a Hexing prepaid electricity meter:

Step 1: Identify the Tamper Condition

The first step in resolving a tamper condition on a Hexing prepaid electricity meter is to identify the specific nature of the tamper. This could include issues such as a broken seal, unauthorized access, or any form of interference with the meter.

Step 2: Contact Customer Support

If you are unsure about the nature of the tamper condition or how to proceed, it is advisable to contact Straton Prepaid. They will be able to guide you through the process and offer assistance. Have your meter number ready.

Hexing Prepaid Electricity Meter
Hexing Prepaid Electricity Meter

Step 3: Obtain the Tamper Reset Code

In some cases, clearing a tamper condition on a Hexing meter may require a tamper reset code. This code is provided by Straton Prepaid and is essential for resetting the meter. We will issue a 20 digit tamper reset code. Depending on when the tamper reset code is asked for you can expect a wait of 15 minutes to 48 hours as the reset is a factory generated one and only available in normal office hours.

Step 4: Enter the Tamper Reset Code

Once you have obtained the 20 digit tamper reset code, follow the instructions provided by Straton Prepaid to enter the code into the Hexing meter. This action will initiate the reset process and clear the tamper condition. The normal steps are to ensure that he meter cover is closed, enter the 20 digit tamper code followed by the red enter button.

Step 5: Verify Meter Functionality

After entering the tamper reset code, it is important to verify that the meter is functioning correctly. Check to ensure that the display is showing the correct information and that the meter is registering electricity usage accurately.

Step 6: Seal the Meter

To prevent future tampering issues, make sure to seal the Hexing meter properly. This will help maintain the integrity of the meter and avoid any further tamper conditions in the future.

By following these steps and taking the necessary precautions, you can successfully clear a tamper condition on a Hexing prepaid electricity meter. Remember, if you encounter any difficulties during the process, do not hesitate to reach out to Straton Prepaid for assistance.

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