Flight Attendant Current
Aircraft Equipment Problem Less Severe; Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Other / Unknown
Flight Crew Diverted
Aircraft
We had just taken off from ZZZ ferrying to ZZZ1 for a revenue flight. When after level off I went and turned the aft coffee maker on to brew some coffee. When not even 10 seconds after the power was turned on; I heard a loud pop come from behind the coffee makers. When I looked at the circuit breakers I noticed that they had popped. I immediately went to the cockpit and the pilots immediately asked what happened. Because they received multiple messages indicating a power surge coming from the galley equipment. After explaining what had happened; the pilots immediately disabled all power going back to the galley and cabin. They contacted [Company] Maintenance and were advised to divert to ZZZ2 for further maintenance with this occurrence. I have noticed on these particular coffee makers on the Gulfstreams that the coffee makers are on a slide out drawer to help put water in the brewer. When pulling out the drawer; the wires that connect to the coffee maker backing drag along with the drawer. So when the drawer is slid back in place it connects to a latch. The wires tend to get caught in the latch. This is where I believe the problem was with the above mentioned issue. Having those wires where they don't risk getting pinched in the latch would be a good idea to look into.
Flight Attendant on G450 aircraft reported coffee maker circuit breaker popped inflight.