What should I do if I suspect that the property management company stole my home appliances?

When encountering such problems, first, it depends on where you buy electricity and where you manage the property. I don't want to say it here. In a bank or power company, you can contact the local 95598 to check the electricity meter, so I don't want to talk about it here. It seems that you really want to know about the problem of stealing electricity. Besides stealing electricity. There are two kinds of stealing electricity. One is that you don't care, others steal other people's household appliances, and the other is that others steal their own. If you suspect that someone has stolen home appliances, you can first check whether the lead seal of the meter box is intact. If it is damaged, there is a good chance that someone will steal electricity. Look for the property management first (the meter socket was not the property right of the power company at first). If it is intact, it can be considered that there is no problem with the meter box, because it is impossible to move the wiring without disassembling the meter box. The power company can only start installing lead seals after passing the inspection.

Secondly, if you have a suspicious object, such as a next-door neighbor, you can turn off the switch in your meter box to see if the person you suspect has a power failure, because the switch controls your meter to transmit electricity indoors, and then it stops transmitting electricity. If your neighbor steals your household appliances, it must be the wiring under the electricity meter (the wiring in front of the electricity meter uses someone else's electricity instead of your electricity meter, which has nothing to do with you).

Third, as you said, indoor or wall lines can't be tampered with, and they can pass the second verification.

All of the above are related to stealing electricity. Let's just say that the electric meters of power companies are installed outdoors according to the regulations, partly to prevent electricity theft and facilitate inspection at any time, and partly to prevent others from burglary in the name of looking up the meter. Residents' 220V users are not the property rights of power companies from the beginning of the meter access line. Even if the electricity meter is installed indoors, it is not the property right of the power company, because no one can prove that the electricity meter is synchronized with the electricity meter of the power company. This is a costly and useless method.

Suggestion: To check whether someone is stealing electricity, you can contact the property or familiar electricians around you to check whether the electricity meter is not accurate. You can contact the direct electricity fee department, the property, the payment bank or the power company, and contact the local 95598.