Stephen
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I will do that and I agree it isn't ideal.When it trips, do you leave everything on and just turn it back on?
If so, the next time it trips, turn everything off in the fuse box except the RCDs, turn the big RCD that trips back on and then turn them back on one at a time... do the cooker last.
It's possible the fault is in the element and as it cools down it goes away and allows you to reset the RCD, but following this procedure above should (if the fault is only on the cooker) allow you to get the power back on quicker.
You shouldn't really keep turning it on under load either as it will damage the contacts.
The cooker rarely gets up to temperature when it trips.
Also I have used the cooker for 10 days with no trips.... seems sporadic.