Check the power cord for damage, and repair anything you find.
If confident enough, open the unit up and inspect all the internal wiring - check for chafed wires and for terminals that have come undone or that are touching anything they aren't obviously meant to.
Check the unit hasn't got wet inside - mop dry then leave to dry out properly in warm air for a couple of days if it has.
If that doesn't throw up anything obvious, then you're probably looking at insulation breakdown of some component (my money would usually be on the element). For a unit like this, I doubt it's economic to start buting spare parts, so you're probably better off buying a new coffee maker.
Good luck
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It means there is a short in your coffee maker. The breaker trips to prevent damage to wiring in your house.
maybe water leaked into the electrical parts. I think you are better off buying a new one.
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