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Should this be replaced? ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/forums/gallery/24/full/382.jpg)
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Hey, it was just painted! Why would you need to replace it? 
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when in doubt jump it out
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A little duck seal should seal it up.
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I am surprised that the POCO doesn't pull the meter. They could also be liable in case of an injury. ( I would think.)
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Harold:
PSE&G sent a letter to the owner (rental condo) & a copy to my office for Twp follow-up on this.
The meter reader must have recently noticed this, wrote a 'issue', that went to a PSE&G wiring Inspector/Meter Tech, who issued & sent the letter.
This is literally behind shrubs, cannot be seen unless you are behind the shrubs. It's on my list of follow-ups for next week (hopefully)
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Hey I reconize that wiring job. The electrician's name is Rusty...
"Live Awesome!" - Kevin Carosa
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And with remote or drive-by reading coming more into existence, these sort of problems will go on for years. They won't be noticed or acted upon until the meter is scheduled for a change out.
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Harold:
I forgot to say above...
In this case, "pulling the meter" would not do any good. IMHO, a disconnect at the BUD transformer would be the only "Safe"!
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