After the meter box trips, in order to continue using electricity normally, the following steps can be taken to solve the problem:

Check electrical equipment: Firstly, check whether the electrical equipment in the home is aging, damaged, or working abnormally. Especially high-power electrical appliances may be the cause of tripping. If any abnormalities are found, promptly disconnect the faulty electrical power supply and consider repairing or replacing it.

Check circuit load: If the electrical equipment is normal, consider whether the tripping is caused by excessive circuit load. Check if multiple high-power appliances are used simultaneously, and if necessary, reduce the usage of appliances appropriately and distribute them to reduce circuit load.

Check the wires and plugs: Check if the wires are exposed, damaged, or poorly connected, and if the plugs are loose or burnt. If there are any problems, repair or replace the wires and plugs in a timely manner.

Reset the meter box: You can try resetting the meter box while ensuring safety. The specific method is to first disconnect the power supply of all electrical equipment, then press the reset button on the meter box (if any), wait for a moment, and then restart the electrical equipment to check if it is normal.

Seeking professional assistance: If none of the above steps can solve the problem, it is recommended to contact a professional electrician for inspection and repair. They have professional knowledge and experience, and can quickly locate and solve tripping problems.

When dealing with the issue of meter box tripping, please pay attention to safety, ensure that the power is cut off before operating electrical equipment or contacting wires, and use insulated tools for operation.