I cannot immediately recall the ignition on this model. I thought it was an on board circuit.
Most electronic spark generators charge a 0.1 uF capacitor to about 400v and discharge it through the primary using a spark gap on early models and an SCR on later ones.
Since the secondary circuit is solely between the chassis and the spark electrode, or between two balanced spark electrodes, there should be no earth leakage to the RCD.
Perhaps there has been a breakdown to the primary coil in your case.
Faults are fairly rare but they do occur.
Tony Glazier
Most electronic spark generators charge a 0.1 uF capacitor to about 400v and discharge it through the primary using a spark gap on early models and an SCR on later ones.
Since the secondary circuit is solely between the chassis and the spark electrode, or between two balanced spark electrodes, there should be no earth leakage to the RCD.
Perhaps there has been a breakdown to the primary coil in your case.
Faults are fairly rare but they do occur.
Tony Glazier