✅ Correct Answer:
C. One-time charges are zeroed out on Change orders.
Explanation:
- One-time charges (OTC) that were part of the original purchase are not applied again, since the customer already paid them.
- In the Cart view, the price reflects recurring charges only, making it look different from the original price shown in Service Asset Management (which includes both one-time and recurring charges for reference).

❌ Why the other options are incorrect:
A. The asset was originally priced for a different user
→ Pricing is typically based on context like price list or account, not the individual user.
B. Asset has a status of Disconnect in Change orders
→ That would apply to a Disconnect order, not a Change order.
D. The product’s price has changed
→ Even if the current price has changed, Change orders reflect the asset's current configuration, and pricing changes (like recurring charges) would only apply based on pricing rules or new adjustments — not retroactively.