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Is it plugged into a GFCI protected outlet?
The power supply will have RFI filters in it and they always have some leakage. They may be installed before the power switch. There could just be too many devices with some earth leakage connected to the circuit, causing it to trip without any of them being faulty.
Would this help? I'm currently using a standard 3-prong outlet with no ground fault protection, but I suppose I could install one on the given port...
This could be, I suppose. Though what should someone do about this ultimately? I've already tried removing elements a piece at a time, but it would only work properly once the ender was off the circuit.
Earth leakage would only trip the breaker if it was a GFCI, so the problem is something else.
No, large inductive loads can cause a trip. The sensor is only measuring 0.006A missing between the hot and neutral, windings can delay the neutral output.