Calculator Question (Casio) -- How to disable "Shift 9 = AC"

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The discussion revolves around disabling the "Shift 9 = AC" feature on a Casio calculator, which displays answers as fractions. Users reference the calculator's manual for guidance but face challenges in following the instructions. One participant suggests removing the battery to reset the calculator to factory settings, but this does not resolve the issue. Ultimately, the problem is solved by selecting a different function, which successfully removes the unwanted fraction display. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding calculator modes and functions for effective use.
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Shift 9 = AC
Anybody knows how to take this off because when I m doing for example 0.025 ÷ 2 = is showing the answer with a fraction.
 

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Is it possible to remove the battery for a few minutes? If it's not too hard to do, that might reset it back to factory default configuration.
 
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berkeman said:
Is it possible to remove the battery for a few minutes? If it's not too hard to do, that might reset it back to factory default configuration.

Ok I can try that. Beleived that with reset on the number 9 button would do the job.well anyway thanks for your help
 
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I tried the battery removal nearly 10 min but still there .
 
So you used the procedure below?

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berkeman said:
So you used the procedure below?

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here it says only how to put it on if I m not wrong.
 
chriscarson said:
here it says only how to put it on if I m not wrong.
It shows how to switch modes, I believe. Which one of those 4 modes do you want to be using?

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chriscarson said:
here it says only how to put it on if I m not wrong.

ok it worked, had to choose another function to make it vanish, thanks a lot for your help.
 
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berkeman said:
It shows how to switch modes, I believe. Which one of those 4 modes do you want to be using?

ok it worked, had to choose another function to make it vanish, thanks a lot for your help.
 
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Yay! :smile:
 
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