Q for the 7th Jan

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All A+ certified technicians should know that FRU stands for:

A) Fragmented RAM Unit

B) Fully reprogramed unit

C) Functioning RAM unit

D) Field replaceable unit

 

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[hide]i will guess D.[/hide]

 

[HIDE]Definately D). Field Replaceable Unit [/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]D Field Replacable Unit[/HIDE]

 

Gotta be
[HIDE]D[/HIDE]

 

I go for "D"

 

I'll say [HIDE]D[/HIDE]

Harry.

 

I'm not A+ Certified (yet) so I'm not expected to be right
[hide]I'm making a stab in the dark with D[/hide]

 

[HIDE]D[/HIDE]

I knew this one.

 

Field replaceable unit

 

Something harder please!

[HIDE]d of course[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]I will go for D

But to be honest just about anything can be replaced in the field *if* you know what you are doing!

Interestingly my TV went belly up on Christmas day. I had to wait until after the new year before I could contact the repair company. I was told that they would not open the TV to repair it in my home even thought they knew what the fault would be (five faulty diodes). It is apparently illegal now for TV techs to work in peoples homes.

This amuses me because it is something I did for a living in the 70s. I should have been on danger money apparently [/HIDE]

 

[HIDE] D) Field replaceable unit[/HIDE] and I'm bloody sick of them in the last 24 hours !!!!!!!

 

[HIDE]D[/HIDE]

please.

 

I believe the answer is
[HIDE]d[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]It's D for me[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]Field Replaceable Unit![/HIDE]

[HIDE]Err forgotten the letter! [/HIDE]

 

I know this one - its [HIDE]field replaceable unit[/HIDE]

 

Well done! Everyone got it right, a field replaceable unit