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What component may be considered a field replaceable unit (FRU)?
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What component may be considered a field replacement unit?
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What is the CMOS battery on the motherboard considered a what replacement unit?
a field replaceable unit
What are line replaceable unit?
An LRU is a unit that can be replaced in the field.
What term is refereed to a component that is replaced not repaired?
Field Replaceable units, Chinese components (they cheaper to replace than repair).
What does the acronym FRU mean?
Field Replaceable Unit
Is a power supply considered a field replaceable unit?
Generally yes. I recommend using a power supply tester- these are not expensive and readily available.
Which type of field replaceable unit is a SCSI host adapter?
i/o card
What is the difference between CRU and FRU?
A CRU is a Customer Replaceable Unit. A FRU is a Field Replaceable Unit. A FRU needs to be replaced/repaired by a qualified field support person, while a CRU could be replaced by the user/customer.
What acronym refers to the name given to laptop parts that can be easily replaced by end users?
FRU (Field Replaceable Unit)
What does the acronym FRU stand for?
The acronym "FRU" can refer to many different things. Some examples of things that "FRU" stands for include "Field Replaceable Unit", "Force Research Unit", and "Federal Reserve Unit".
What are field replacement units?
A Field Replaceable Unit or FRU[1] is a circuit board, part or assembly that can be quickly and easily removed from a personal computer or other piece of electronic equipment, and replaced by the user or a technician without having to send the entire product or system to a repair facility. FRUs allow a technician lacking in-depth product knowledge to fault isolate and replace faulty components.
Is the field-goal unit a special team?
Yes. The field goal unit in football is considered part of the special teams.
Which computer component is considered the nerve center of the computer?
The mother board. Everything runs through it.
