How to protect the rights when the property is not allowed to transfer the power meter for the second time?

1. Collect evidence: First, make sure that your electricity meter reading is correct. You can test the meter yourself or ask a professional to test it and leave relevant evidence, such as photos or videos.

2. Contact the property: report the problems to the property management department, explain the situation and make demands. Complaints can take the form of written letters or emails, ensuring that there are records and vouchers.

3. Testing requirements: the property management department or relevant departments are required to test the electric meter to verify whether there is any problem with the electric meter. An impartial institution can be required to participate in the testing to ensure the objectivity and fairness of the results.

4. Seek professional help: If the communication with the property management department fails, you can consult a lawyer or a consumer protection organization for legal aid and professional advice. They can help you assess the situation and guide you to take further legal action.

5. Ways to protect rights: According to the actual situation, you can choose to protect rights through mediation, arbitration and litigation. The specific way of safeguarding rights depends on local laws, regulations and relevant policies.