In which position are Push Pull Circuit Breakers normally found?

Push Pull Circuit Breakers are typically found in the retracted position when they are in their normal state. This is because the retracted position signifies that the circuit breaker is not currently being used or is not supplying power to the circuit. It allows the circuit to remain unengaged while still being available for use when needed.

The various functions of circuit breakers often include ensuring that systems can be turned on or off as required, and the retracted position indicates that the circuit is safely isolated from the power source. In contrast, the other options suggest states that imply engagement or activation which would not align with the normal, unengaged state of the circuit breaker in its retracted position.