So in the salvage phase, your goal is to play 5 audio prompts to test the animatronic's reaction. You will also be given a taser to prevent the animatronic from attacking you. Press [Ctrl] to use the taser and Press [SPACE] to pause the tape.

Once the prompt finishes, you'll need to flip up the checklist to see if the animatronic reacted to the prompt. (You don't actually need to mark anything on the paper, so just flip it up and down as quickly as possible)

Lastly, the animatronic won't actually move during the audio prompt, only while you're looking at the checklist. Each animatronic has 3 positions when they're in their Neutral or Hostile State.

Here are Molten Freddy's 3 positions from least hostile to most hostile

Here is stage 1:


Here is stage 2:


And finally here is stage 3 when he's about to attack:


When molten freddy reaches stage 3 you should go ahead and shock him. Do this until all five audio prompts are completed and you should be golden.

Here are Scraptrap's 3 positions from least hostile to most hostile

Here is Stage 1:



Here is Stage 2:



And here is stage 3 when he's about to attack:

Here are Scrap Baby's 3 positions from least hostile to most hostile

Here is Stage 1:


Here is Stage 2:


Here is Stage 3 when she's about to attack:

Here are Lefty's 3 positions from least hostile to most hostile

Here is lefty's 1st stage:


Here is his 2nd stage:


Finally here is his 3rd stage when he's about to attack:

Finally, I'm gonna explain what most people don't know about something, that makes this phase more complex.

Now sometimes in this phase, the animatronic will still jumpscare you anyway even if they're in their first or second position.

This is because each animatronic has a unique piece of audio cue that indicates that they're about to attack. Each sound cue is different from each different animatronic.

If you hear one of these sound cues, shock the animatronic immediately.

Keep in mind that these sounds are very quiet, so the best way to hear them is to either pause the tape or listen for sounds when a prompt ends but before bringing up the paper.

Here's a youtube video that contains all of these specific audio cues and how they sound like:

Welp that's all for now, follow this guide and you should be able to finish this section with no problems. Take care!