Why does an RCD knock out when the TV is turned on?

Is there any difference where before (RCD or LV) voltage is applied? At my cottage, 3 phases through automatic machines go to a 3-phase RCD. Further, each phase on the RN-104 and through the machines to consumers. Earth is, zero separately. Added a non-disconnectable (conditionally) line for a refrigerator with a 1-phase RCD and RN-113. I arrive, the refrigerator is working. I turn on the main three lines and then the light, TV antenna, TV receiver and TV itself (old PANASONIC). After turning on the TV, both RCDs are triggered. Rechecked the circuit, did not find jambs. I can’t understand what’s the matter. Help me please!

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    Hello! Does a single-phase RCD protect only the refrigerator? Are the TV and other listed equipment connected to other lines? Does the line with a single-phase RCD definitely end on the refrigerator and is in no way connected with the lighting and power circuits of the TV? Is the TV outlet grounded?
    Next, does the RCD work instantly when the TV is turned on? And lastly, have you tried connecting a known-good TV? And if you connect something else to the same outlet, how does the network behave?

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