Indeed. In fact, if there were a theoretical need for a Type F RCD (which I somewhat doubt), then I thought that the potential problem with not having one would be that the RCD might not trip when it should, rather than it tripping when it shouldn't?I think the frequancy may be a red herring, ...
All probably true.one looks at other things first, the insulation tester and clamp on ammeter are the first tools. ... However he says an electrician has been employed, so one assumes run of mill tests already done, so assuming no fault found, one then has to look at more unusual causes.
Kind Regards, John