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Why I need the manual:My hot water is not hot so I need to know how to use the boost function.I blindly push the green button and now my water is heating up at full price.My water is now hot enough so I want to turn the HWS off again but have no idea how.Some say hold the green button in for 10 seconds. Others say it will run for 1 hour and then go off. A third answer thrown around is that once it heats up and turns off by the thermostat, it will not come on again until power is available throug ...

The energy retailer, in this case AGL, is responsible for the meter and this has been the case since 2017. Prior to this, the supplier was the responsible party. If AGL try and palm you off to someone else, point this out to them and if they still don’t help, report them.

Currently all I want to know is the ins and outs of using boost. In the future I might need something else. I managed to get power to my hot water service during the day but I don’t know if I did it correctly or how long it stays in boost for. This is required information for anyone with an off peak HWS and one of these metres. It should be easy to find and readily available. I don’t need a service manual , just s simple operators manual. I should not have to watch someone who may or may not kno ...

I too am looking for a manual for this meter. Five pages of responses but no link to the manual. I was looking for an Origin customer. Origin told the same lie that AGL have told, that is that SA Power Networks are responsible for the meter. It took 50 minutes to get that incorrect response. The line was put to me by both the service officer and her supervisor.can someone put an end to this post by pointing to a link for the E355 meter please, as someone else has already said, it is not a case o ...