Wear and tear

hi
is there any function module to calculate wear and tear for particular asset?

Hi,
this is one of the central functions in the Fixed Asset module ... depreciation calculation. Please regard the SAP Help Portal, there is lots of documentation on this issue.
To your question: yes, there is of course a function to calculate depreciation, but I would recommend to first try standard reporting as well as standard functions to calculate/display depreciation.
Regards,
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What are the chances of wear and tear damaging the DVI port? Is this a complicated fix? Any other thoughts? No recent upgrades or updates.
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Hello ewfelton
It is very possible that the DVI port on the iMac has been damaged from wear and tear, as it's harder to get at than the MacBook.
I would disconnect everything from the iMac, grab a clean towel and turn it face down on the desk. Then with a magnifying glass and light inspect the DVI port for a broken or bent pin. In the process of inspecting the port your SMC will also be reset, follow the instruction for "How to reset the System Management Controller" when your done.
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Hello ewfelton
It is very possible that the DVI port on the iMac has been damaged from wear and tear, as it's harder to get at than the MacBook.
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My track pad seems to have lost its strong "click" feel. Is this wear and tear or is there some way I can adjust it to feel the "click" more?

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Define wear and tear

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2: Although Apple is trying to get rid of it, the cheap two button scroll wheel mouse is still supreme compared to trackpads which do wear out.
3: The case can get scratched by jewelry and chemical reactions with your body
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5: Open/close the lid from the center.
6: Cover the keyboard area, but allow air underneath, to prevent spills and dirt/dust from getting inside.
7: Use the optical drive sparringly, not for DVD playback or large burnings, use a external optical drive or send it out to cd/dvd duplication service.
8: Use a MacTruck or heavily padded case.
9: The power cable can get worn, keep it off the floor.
10: Use screensaver, display sleep etc to prevent the screen from wearing out prematurely.
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my S10e touchpad gets more and more shiny since 4 month of nearly daily use... not often use the touchpad because i use at home a mice instead the touchpad...never the less it becomes shiny ...
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but i am waiting a bit more to get a new one in under warranty service... ...
because it is not a normal abrasive ... i think...
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