Temperature/Pressure Units Sample Clauses

Temperature/Pressure Units. To select the temperature and pressure units used for display and printouts by the sterilizer, select CALIBRATION at screen #331, the control advances to screen #352. Press TEMP / PRESS UNITS, the control advances to screen #349. At screen #349, press PRESSURE or TEMPERA- TURE as appropriate. If PRESSURE is selected, the control advances to screen #311. If TEMPERATURE is selected the control advances to screen #300.
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