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AUTOOL LM806 R134a A/C Service Workstation
US$5,599.00
Key Features
- Guided R134a Workstation
- 350+ / 800+ g/min Throughput
- Four-Stage Refrigerant Processing
- Four Dedicated Scales
- Guided R134a Workstation: Bring R134a recovery, recycling, and recharge into one 10.1-inch touchscreen-guided workstation.
- 350+ / 800+ g/min Throughput: Recovery is rated above 350 g/min and charging above 800 g/min; actual time varies with vehicle and conditions.
- Four-Stage Refrigerant Processing: Separate used oil, filter and dry recovered refrigerant, manage non-condensable gas, and store processed R134a.
- Four Dedicated Scales: Measure the working tank, PAG oil, POE oil, and used oil on separate scales.
- Refrigerant Line Flushing: Circulate R134a through permitted A/C lines without disassembly.
- 3-Year Warranty Main unit 3 years · Accessories 1 year
- 90-Day Returns Eligible returns within 90 days
- Official Store Genuine products · Direct support
AUTOOL LM806 · R134a Recovery and Recycling Service Station
Recover, Recycle, and Recharge R134a in One Guided Station
Run R134a recovery, recycling, evacuation, and recharge from the 10.1-inch touchscreen; rated recovery is above 350 g/min and charging is above 800 g/min. Four-stage processing separates used oil, filters and dries refrigerant, manages non-condensable gas, and stores processed R134a. Dedicated scales measure the working tank and three oil positions separately.
- R134a Recovery to Recharge
- >350 g/min Recovery
- >800 g/min Charging
- 4 Separate Fluid Scales
- 10.1-Inch Guided Touchscreen
Key Features
Recovery, Recycling, Evacuation, and Recharge
R134a Recovery, Recycling And Recharge
After technician setup, this R134a recovery machine runs a guided workflow covering recovery, recycling, evacuation and recharge.
Four-Stage Refrigerant Processing
Separate used oil, filter and dry recovered refrigerant, manage non-condensable gas and store processed R134a in the working tank.
Rated Recovery And Charging
Recovery is rated above 350 g/min and charging above 800 g/min; actual time varies with vehicle and conditions.
60 L/min System Evacuation
Vacuum-pump flow supports air/moisture removal and a subsequent vacuum-hold check.
Four Electronic Scales
Separate positions measure the working tank (±10 g), PAG oil, POE oil and used oil (oil scales stated ±5 g). These are scale specifications, not whole-machine accuracy.
18 kg Working Tank
Onboard R134a working tank supports repeat jobs; never exceed 80% of effective capacity and follow the exact tank/manual limits.
PAG And POE Oil Paths
Separate new-oil positions plus used-oil measurement support vehicle-specific oil handling, including compatible hybrid/EV work.
Refrigerant-Circulation Line Flushing
Circulate R134a through permitted A/C lines without disassembly; remove, bypass or replace excluded components as the OEM procedure requires.
Editable 61-Brand Database
Use vehicle data or manual entry as a starting point, then verify the vehicle label and OEM information.
VIN And Printed Records
Enter VIN/service details and print thermal operation records for job documentation.
10.1-Inch Guided Touchscreen
Large screen presents setup, service progress, pressure readings and maintenance prompts.
High/Low Pressure Review
Display service-side pressures for connection and post-service review; separate diagnosis remains necessary for abnormal values.
Serviceable Filter And Pump
Replace the filter near its end-of-life prompt and replace vacuum-pump oil at 600 operating minutes or earlier if degraded.
3 Years Warranty Support
Main unit: 3-year warranty. Standard accessories: 1-year warranty. Warranty Policy.
How to Use
Identify, Recover, Recycle, Evacuate, and Recharge
Step progress1 / 8
01
Confirm R134a And Service Scope
Identify refrigerant, isolate contamination and obtain the vehicle charge, oil and permitted-flushing procedure.
02
Inspect Fluids, Tank, Power And Hoses
Keep the unit level, check scales/containers and use grounded power matching the regional nameplate.
During initial setup, remove transport restraints, keep scales unobstructed, zero only an empty tank, and use calibration weights when calibration is required.
03
Connect High/Low Couplers
Clean service ports, secure R134a couplers and keep hoses away from hot or moving parts.
04
Verify Vehicle Data
Use the installed database as a starting point, then confirm refrigerant mass, oil chemistry and quantity from the vehicle/OEM source.
05
Recover And Account For Oil
Recover R134a into the working tank and record removed oil before replacement decisions.
06
Evacuate And Hold
Run evacuation only after recovery and stop for connection/system diagnosis if the vacuum-hold check fails.
07
Flush, Add Oil And Recharge As Permitted
Apply flushing only to allowed lines/components and add the measured OEM-specified oil and R134a charge.
08
Verify, Print And Disconnect
Allow required settling, review pressures/cooling, print the record and close couplers before safe disconnection.
Safety & Compatibility
Confirm R134a, Vehicle Procedure, Oil, and Consumables
R134a Only
Never use LM806 with R1234yf, mixed, unidentified or another refrigerant.
Identify And Isolate Contamination
LM806 has no built-in identifier; do not route contaminated refrigerant into its working tank.
Respect The 80% Tank Limit
Use an approved refillable container and never fill beyond 80% of effective capacity.
Use Grounded Nameplate-Matched Power
Regional electrical configuration varies; keep the unit dry/level, disconnect before maintenance and avoid extension cords.
Wear PPE And Ventilate
Use eye protection, rubber gloves and mechanical ventilation providing at least four air changes per hour.
Never Use Compressed Air
Do not use compressed air in the refrigerant circuit for leak testing.
Apply OEM Oil And High-Voltage Rules
For compatible hybrid/EV vehicles, confirm R134a, exact PAG/POE requirement and every OEM high-voltage step.
Monitor the Service Cycle
Follow the on-screen prompts and monitor the machine throughout the service cycle.
Qualified Personnel Only
Only qualified personnel should operate LM806 under the current manual and applicable local rules.
Test Results
Check Recovery, Vacuum, and Recharge Stages
Refrigerant And Charge
LM806 measures recovery and charge; the technician confirms identity, OEM mass and legal handling.
Vacuum Hold
The machine runs the sequence; the technician checks connections and performs further diagnosis when it fails. It does not locate every leak.
Oil Management
Scales measure PAG, POE and used oil; the technician chooses the correct chemistry and quantity.
Pipeline Flushing
LM806 circulates refrigerant; the technician defines allowed lines/components and remaining repair work.
Vehicle Data
The database is editable and covers 61 brands; verify the installed version, label and OEM data.
Service Record
VIN and thermal printout support documentation; the technician completes the work order/local record requirements.
Post-Service Check
High/low pressure and cooling results can still require separate electrical, mechanical, temperature or leak diagnosis.
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| Product Name | LM707 | LM708 | LM806 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service Scope & Compatibility | |||
| Supported Refrigerant Types | R-134a | HFO-1234yf / R-134a | R-134a |
| Basic Functions | Refrigerant Recharge, Refrigerant Recovery, Vacuum Pumping, Filling | Refrigerant Recharge, Refrigerant Recovery, Vacuum Pumping, Filling | Refrigerant Recharge, Refrigerant Recovery, Vacuum, Pipeline Flushing |
| Automatic Mode | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Applicable Vehicle Models | Fuel Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles, New Energy Vehicles | Fuel Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles, New Energy Vehicles | Compatible R134a gasoline, hybrid and electric vehicles following OEM oil and high-voltage procedures. |
| Interface & Equipment | |||
| Input Voltage | Regional version; confirm the exact nameplate. | Regional version; confirm the exact nameplate. | Regional version; confirm the exact nameplate. |
| Display | 5-inch Display | 7-inch Touch Screen | 10.1-inch Touch Screen |
| Languages | 6 | 4 | 5 |
| Device Appearance | Built-in Refrigerant Tank, More Compact and Aesthetic Design Added Back Panel for Direct Access to Maintenance | Built-in Refrigerant Tank, More Compact and Aesthetic Design Added Back Panel for Direct Access to Maintenance | Rear service access for maintenance. |
| Fluid Handling & Capacity | |||
| Add Refrigerant Oil | Manual | Automatic | Automatic |
| Refrigerant Recovery Rate | 0.85 | 0.95 | >350 g/min |
| Refrigerant Tank Capacity | 18kg (Maximum Fill 12kg) | 15kg (Maximum Fill 10kg) | 18 kg working tank; never exceed 80% of effective capacity. |
| Number of Oil Bottles | 2 (1 New oil bottle, 1 used-oil bottle) | 3 (2 New oil bottle, 1 used-oil bottle) | 3 (2 New oil bottle, 1 used-oil bottle) |
| Oil Bottle Capacity | 350ml | 350ml | Confirm the capacity for your selected version. |
| Number of Electronic Scales | 1 | 5 | 4 |
| Filling Method Selection | × | HP/LP/HP+LP | Confirm available filling methods for the selected LM806 version. |
| Internal Refrigerant Circulation Purification | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Records & Diagnostics | |||
| Data Printing | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| Built-in Database | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| Operation Record Inquiry | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| System Automatic Leak Detection | × | ✓ | Vacuum-hold check only; does not locate a leak. |
Manual & Downloads
Use the Manual for Setup and Service
AUTOOL LM806 User Manual
Open the PDF manual for LM806 R134a recovery, recycling, evacuation, recharge, oil handling, line flushing, operating safety, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Package
What’s Included
- LM806 Main Unit ×1R134a recovery/recycle/recharge and flushing station.
- User Manual ×1AUTOOL LM806 manual.
- Hose Set ×13 m red/blue high- and low-pressure hoses plus 1.5 m yellow hose.
- R134a Coupler Set ×1High/low pressure couplers.
- Regional Power Cord ×1Confirm plug and exact unit nameplate.
FAQs
R134a Service and Maintenance Questions
Which refrigerant does LM806 support?
R134a only. Do not connect LM806 to R1234yf, mixed, unidentified, or another refrigerant.
Does LM806 identify the refrigerant?
No. LM806 has no built-in refrigerant identifier; use the shop’s approved identification and isolation procedure before connection.
What does automatic mean?
It runs configured service steps after the technician confirms refrigerant, connects the vehicle and enters verified values; stay with the machine.
What does pipeline flushing do?
It circulates refrigerant through permitted A/C lines as part of a non-disassembly line-cleaning procedure. Follow the manual and OEM rules for components that must be removed, bypassed or replaced.
What do the four electronic scales monitor?
They monitor the R134a working tank, PAG oil, POE oil, and used oil; the listed ±10 g and ±5 g values are scale specifications rather than a whole-machine accuracy guarantee.
Can I rely only on the vehicle database?
No. The editable vehicle database covers 61 brands, but verify the installed database version against the vehicle label and OEM information before charging.
How fast are recovery and charging?
Rated recovery speed is above 350 g/min and rated charging speed is above 800 g/min. Actual job time varies with charge size, temperature, pressure, vehicle condition and selected procedure.
Can contaminated refrigerant enter the machine?
No. Isolate it and follow the shop’s approved contaminated-refrigerant procedure.
Can LM806 service hybrid and electric vehicles?
Yes, for compatible gasoline, hybrid, and electric vehicles using R134a, the specified OEM oil, and the vehicle’s high-voltage safety procedure.
Does LM806 diagnose every A/C fault?
No. LM806 supports recovery, evacuation, vacuum-hold checking, charging, flushing, and pressure review; poor cooling or abnormal pressure can require separate electrical, mechanical, temperature, or leak diagnosis.
Which power supply is required?
The selected regional version and unit nameplate control; do not assume one unit supports both 110 and 220 V.
When are the filter and vacuum-pump oil serviced?
Replace the drying filter when the machine shows the service-life prompt. Replace vacuum-pump oil after 600 operating minutes or earlier if it is visibly degraded.
What does recovery, recycling and recharging (RRR) mean here?
RRR stands for recover, recycle and recharge. An RRR machine brings those refrigerant-service functions together with system evacuation in one workflow. For R134a service, LM806 filters recovered refrigerant into the working tank and adds the required oil and refrigerant charge. Reuse depends on refrigerant condition, your shop procedures and local rules.
Is LM806 fully automatic?
LM806 can automatically run a configured service sequence after you connect the vehicle, confirm R134a, enter the service parameters and check fluid levels. Stay with the machine during operation and verify the final result.
How do I choose PAG or POE oil?
Follow the vehicle label and OEM service information. Do not choose oil from vehicle type alone, and flush the relevant machine line when the manual requires an oil-type change.
Can contaminated refrigerant be recovered into LM806?
Do not route contaminated refrigerant into the LM806 working tank. Isolate the vehicle and follow your shop’s approved contaminated-refrigerant procedure.
What power supply does LM806 require?
Power supply varies by regional version. Confirm the selected version and unit nameplate before use; do not assume one machine automatically supports both 110V and 220V.
What warranty applies?
Main unit: 3-year warranty. Standard accessories: 1-year warranty. Warranty Policy.
How do LM707, LM708 and LM806 differ?
- LM707 covers a core R134a recovery, system-evacuation and recharge workflow;
- LM708 adds R134a plus HFO-1234yf dual-refrigerant service;
- LM806 is R134a-only and adds pipeline flushing, four scales, a 10.1-inch touchscreen and service-record printing.
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