ptonsparky
Tom
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ELA:
I agree what I am suggesting is speculation, but it is something that pops out visually.
It could be the LM1851, but like the SCR anode supply the LM1851 supply has a fair amount of filtering.
Testing with well defined test equipment is obviously the best way, but one can still get some useful information from a crude setup. If you have an installation where moderately consistent tripping occurs with a GFCI or AFCI and you change the problem device with a different model or manufacturer, and the tripping is eliminated or greatly reduced in probability, then you have some valid information to determine the next step.
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Ah Yes, shotgun diagnoses. Shoot parts at it until it works. BTDT.