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Double insulated cooker hood trips RCD
Double insulated cooker hood with the usual plastic cased motor is
tripping the RCD it's connected to, but only intermittently and only when changing the fan speed. Thing I don't understand is how? Arcing maybe? I did find a couple of discussion threads, but they were more about new installations. This has worked fine for the last ten years*... It's definitely not earthed (dire warnings against doing so in the manual) and there is no measurable DC resistance from any metal parts of the unit to mains earth. There's no DC resistance from L OR N of the mains plug to any metal parts either - in case any one asks * At ten years old I'm more than happy to swap it out, if it really is the cause of the problem. |
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