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@TacomaJoe - I think you nailed it. I did as you suggested and the circuit that triggered it was the one for the well pump. I moved that one to the solar distribution panel and everything works well. Thanks a lot for your suggestions.

Hmm... Wonder if this would explain one LED light bulb on a different circuit giving an eerie glow when switched off. I will try disconnecting different circuits and see if that kitchen circuit will work with others disconnected. Thanks for your idea.

I thought about maybe moisture. It is a very wet climate. Maybe if a neutral connection is just joined with electrical tape somewhere and is touching damp wood, there wouldn't be fireworks but the neutral could get that phantom ground. I guess a project would be to open every outlet box on...

I am living in the Philippines and have a house with standard Filipino 220v 60Hz. All circuits are just hot and neutral, not a ground wire to be found anywhere - which is pretty much standard here. Even supply to the main panel has no ground. I'm figuring I can't make things too much worse...