Using an IEqualityComparer<T> with group in LINQ

I'm currently trying to run the following code :

void Main()
{
    var meta = new LinqMetaData();
    var bbSum = (
        from tmpar012 in meta.TempUtilityBillingTransactionFile
        join bbi in meta.BudgetBilledItem on 
            tmpar012.TransactionNumber equals bbi.Itxsno
        join ms in meta.MeterServices on 
            bbi.MeterId equals ms.MeterId
        join ar201 in meta.ArServiceCodes on 
            ms.ServiceCodeId equals ar201.Id
        where 
            tmpar012.UpdateNumber == 119985 && 
            tmpar012.TransactionCodeId == 153               
        group i by new TransactionRecordItem {
            TransactionCodeId = ar201.Id,
            YUsage = bbi.BilledUsage,
            YBalance = tmpar012.Amount
        } into grouped
        select new TransactionRecordItem {
            TransactionCodeId = grouped.Key,
            YUsage = grouped.Sum(grouped => grouped.Key.BilledUsage),
            YBalance = grouped.Sum(ar201 => grouped.Key.Amount)
        }
    ).Dump();

}

// Define other methods and classes here

public class TransactionRecordItem 
{
    public int TransactionCodeId { get; set;}
    public decimal YUsage {get; set;}
    public decimal YBalance {get; set;}
}


class TransactionRecordItemEqualityComparer : 
    IEqualityComparer<TransactionRecordItem>
{
    public bool Equals(TransactionRecordItem b1, TransactionRecordItem b2)
    {
        if (b1.TransactionCodeId == b2.TransactionCodeId)
        {
            return true;
        }
        else
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public int GetHashCode(TransactionRecordItem bx)
    {       
        return bx.TransactionCodeId.GetHashCode();
    }
}

And I'm getting the following error:

Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer' because it is not a delegate type

On the group line of the LINQ statement.

What am I missing on this?? Is there some syntax I'm missing for using the IEqualityComparer<T> with the group??

UPDATE Ok, I finally figured it out. I was making it more complicated than it needed to be. I did the following and it worked great.

void Main()
{
    var meta = new LinqMetaData();
    var bbSum2 = (from tmpar012 in meta.TempUtilityBillingTransactionFile
                join bbi in meta.BudgetBilledItem on tmpar012.TransactionNumber equals bbi.Itxsno
                join ms in meta.MeterServices on bbi.MeterId equals ms.MeterId
                join ar201 in meta.ArServiceCodes on ms.ServiceCodeId equals ar201.Id
                where tmpar012.UpdateNumber ==  119985 && tmpar012.TransactionCodeId == 153                 
                select new TransactionRecordItem {
                    TransactionCodeId = ar201.Id,
                    YUsage = bbi.BilledUsage,
                    YBalance = tmpar012.Amount
                }).Dump();
    var bbSum3 = (from bbi in bbSum2
                    group bbi by bbi.TransactionCodeId into grouped
                    select new TransactionRecordItem {
                        TransactionCodeId = grouped.Key,
                        YUsage = grouped.Sum(bbi => bbi.YUsage),
                        YBalance = grouped.Sum(bbi => bbi.YBalance)
                    }).Dump();

}

// Define other methods and classes here

public class TransactionRecordItem 
{
    public int TransactionCodeId 开发者_开发知识库{ get; set;}   
    public decimal YUsage {get; set;}
    public decimal YBalance {get; set;}
}