Lead time scheduling- schedule result

hi all
in lead time scheduling, i go to CA02/3, then choose the "schedule",select "forward schedule" and put the base qty and the start date, the machine setup time display after runt he schedule is NOT same as when click the  "schedule result ". it show 2.33 days...but my calculation is 2.03 days...
Anyone encounter same problem ?

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    Teardown     1 hr     8 hr     3rd May 12:37:30      3rd May 13:45:00
    Wait     15 hr     24 hr 3)     3rd May 13:45:00     4th May 04:45:00
    Move      0.5 hr     10 hr     4th May 07:00:00      4th May 07:30:00
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    Process     4 hr     8 hr     3rd May 12:37:30     4th May 08:07:30
    Teardown     1 hr     8 hr     4th May 08:07:30     4th May 09:15:00
    Wait     15 hr     24 hr *     4th May 09:15:00     5th May 00:15:00
    Move      0.5 hr     10 hr     5th May 07:00:00     6th May 07:30:00

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