These devices protect the electric window drive circuits, door locks and headlights. On some vehicles, when the circuit is overloaded, the circuit breakers are triggered automatically and immediately close, the circuit is restored. If the circuit is not restored after the circuit breaker is triggered, then an immediate check of the circuit breaker and circuit is required. After the fault is eliminated, the circuit breaker is restored automatically. Some circuit breakers close after they are triggered manually.
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Circuit breakers — description and testing [Toyota Camry XV20]
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