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mccool
post Dec 12 2012, 12:43 PM

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My house was caught in fire 3 days ago because of newly install TNB meter. Luckily there was no one injuired in this incident and only my shoe rack were burn completely,heavy duty tiles are crack, my ceiling turns black, fortunately I didn't park my car near there but I am really really angry and frustrated with TNB and contractor "Tai Chi" style working attitude. First this TNB blame us of overloading the meter. Come on lah...my husband and I were not around. Nobody was in the house. How to overload?

Then wireman contractor saying that not his fault, definitely can ask TNB for compensation. What he did? He took some photos, collect evidence and so on.....

Then he ask TNB come to discuss with us. You know what the TNB guy saying?
He said it caused by internal problem 'malapetaka' or is 'natural disaster'.
"The spark came from the TNB meter ..but... because of the shoe rack underneath then cause the fire happen." Then the contractor added:"might because of some papers and other flammable material putting on top of the rack."

Their negligence is jeopardizing our safety.


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mccool
post Dec 15 2012, 11:48 AM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Dec 13 2012, 09:11 AM)
Have you ask what is the actual cause? The wire loose connection and cause sparking. Or the meter is fault. Try make a claim at the TNB office.

My friend sis house got surge and spoil some electrical applicance. Go TNB claim. First deny their problem. After point to some neighbour also have same problem, than start to admit. Probably they already know after many complain from same area. Now enjoying new TV, fridge etc..

When repairing, try to place the meter at the side of the gate. That will put the meter far away from the house. Most of the new house meter is beside the gate now.
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Thanks for concerning. We will write a letter to TNB and our contractor, the spark started from the meter box. But I think we will loose since the TNB guy just came to look see look see and claim it's not their fault. He said we can claim but taking longer time. But we don't care, we will keep on pressuring the contractor and TNB.


My heavy duty floor tiles also cracked because of the temperature was too high.

For them, they can push everything. But they never think of our safety.

This post has been edited by mccool: Dec 15 2012, 11:51 AM

 

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