The electrical circuits of the vehicle are protected by a combination of fuses, circuit breakers and fusible links, main fuse/relay panel is situated in the engine compartment and the interior panel is situated in the passenger compartment. Fuses with different sizes are used; there are small, medium, and large-size fuses with the same design of the blade terminal; medium and large fuses can be removed by hand, but small ones should be pulled by hand using a pliers or fuse-puller tool made of plastic. Where an electrical component fails, it is important to check the fuse first, with a test light to check that power is present at the terminal tips, where no power is present, the fuse is blown, which can also visually be verified by observing the element between the terminal tips. Replacement fuses must be of the proper type as despite any physical similarity, replacement with a fuse of another rating is inadvisable because of the particular protection requirements of each circuit. When replacement fuse breaks immediately, because that underlying problem is usually a short circuit caused by broken wiring, the underlying problem should be fixed before more replacements. Other circuits have fusible links to protect them, which are meant to melt in excessive current flow, replacing a melted fusible link should be with another of the same specification, and troubling deficiencies of the circuit should be tracked down. Circuit breakers are designed to protect certain circuits (which can include power windows or heated seats) and may detect an overload and automatically reset after cutting power; and will provide a temporary fault clearing before re-energizing the circuit, it is important to note that the circuit does not restart after resetting, and close examination is required. To perform basic checks, the circuit breaker can be tilted slightly out of its socket to measure with a voltmeter to verify that there is battery voltage at both terminals, where no voltage is present, that the circuit breaker must be replaced, and that the circuit breaker may need to be reset by hand.