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If it's on a kitchen ring that would be quite a load for a toaster. It's not sitting in any water is it? Sometimes you see that with kettles getting water in the base. Also have you established if it's the breaker tripping for an overload or rcd tripping which would suggest some internal fault or water etc.
Airhead
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A while ago the old toaster seemed to be tripping the circuit so got a new one.
New one now does the same.
Also does it in a different socket on the same ring.
Seems intermittent, could be due to it overloading the circuit when lights or other appliances are also on?