Range tripping GFCI

[DannyBoiii]

I recently installed a new receptacle and 2P30 GFCI circuit breaker for a customer who bought a Miele duel element range. It seems like the heating element is tripping the GFCI and all the product support is saying is to put it on a regular circuit breaker. Within 6' of a sink so that is not an option. Just wondering if anyone has run into this problem and how did you solve it.

 

[retirede]

Some people have had success temporarily installing a standard breaker, then letting the elements run for several minutes to drive out any moisture that might be present. Reinstalling the GFCI afterwards.

 

[ptonsparky]

Some people have had success temporarily installing a standard breaker, then letting the elements run for several minutes to drive out any moisture that might be present. Reinstalling the GFCI afterwards.

That would be my first thought after making sure neutral bond at the range was not an issue.