Accepted gameplay shows the Trading Terminal using Suck all products to pull room items into the terminal and then offering a Roll action tied to value or multiplier behavior. The same action can clear the factory area, so it can destroy an arrangement you intended to keep. Recovery ratios, multiplier values, and exact clearing rules are not officially documented and remain 待确认.
Understand the destructive scope
The most important fact is not a possible reward; it is that Suck all products pulls items from the room and can remove the layout you built. Treat the terminal as a factory-wide action rather than a small local trade. If you are not willing to lose the current arrangement, do not press the action based on an assumed recovery value.
Prepare before using the terminal
Finish any production run you want to observe and inspect the room for tools, products, panels, or puzzle objects you still need. The accepted sources do not provide a verified exclusion list, so there is no basis for promising that a particular placed object is safe. Use the current interface warning as the final authority and stop if the scope is unclear.
Follow the observed operation only
Gameplay footage shows a sequence that begins with Suck all products and continues to Roll. That establishes the broad workflow, but it does not justify an exact payout formula or a claim that every version returns the same value. Observe the displayed result in your current build and record it as a run-specific outcome rather than a permanent guide number.
Do not use it as routine jam clearing
A factory-wide collection action may appear to solve a congested room, but it can remove useful layout work along with the jam. For ordinary blockages, turn off the relevant devices, clear the local route, and restart the shortest stable segment. Reserve the terminal for a deliberate reset or trade decision whose loss risk you have accepted.
What remains 待确认
The official site and Steam store description do not publish a recovery percentage, multiplier table, room-selection rule, or rollback behavior. Third-party guides provide only general terminal and upgrade context, while the direct details come from gameplay videos. This page therefore keeps the operation and warning, but refuses to convert observed values into guaranteed numbers.
Sources used for this answer
These links are the accepted evidence set for this page. Player methods are kept separate from official or developer statements, and unsupported details stay marked 待确认.