Kitchen GFCI pops only when the oven element kicks on. Cooktop induction zones are fine.
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Kitchen GFCI pops only when the oven element kicks on. Cooktop induction zones are fine.
Kitchen GFCI pops only when the oven element kicks on. Cooktop induction zones are fine.
Many ranges need a non-GFCI protected circuit per manufacturer instructions, or a dedicated circuit without a sensitive shared GFCI. Have an electrician verify breaker type, shared neutrals, and moisture at the receptacle. Do not bridge the GFCI as a workaround.
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