Claim Detail

processor • Jun 6, 2024, 8:57 PM

@ANNA F per FR The Warranty Period on this unit has expired.

processor • Jun 7, 2024, 10:58 AM

@ANNA F per FR The Warranty Period on this unit has expired.

processor • Jun 7, 2024, 11:01 AM

PA 1944680 submitted.

processor • Jun 7, 2024, 1:31 PM

This has been denied as the water heater is out of warranty since 2020.

processor • Oct 20, 2026, 1:05 PM

TESTING AND LEARNING — GRE 8220 / Write Off / WO 10616, 2017 Forest River Flagstaff E-Pro 19FD. ORIGINAL REASON: The June 7, 2024 Dropbox discussion reports the WATER HEATER claim denied because that unit's warranty had expired in 2020. The two-page June 6 RO records two DIFFERENT service jobs: (1) water heater inoperative on gas/electric; technician replaced a blown gas-side fuse, reset the 110V side and left it running for further testing, but charged $0.00 and did not document final heat/function tests; (2) water pump not priming; the photo shows a Shurflo Revolution model 4008-101-A65 built Dec 20, 2016, but the RO has only 0.31 hour labor at $115 = $35.65, with the listed $145.68 pump at QUANTITY ZERO. No installed replacement or successful pressure/prime test is established. Crucially, the native denial only mentions the WATER HEATER; it does not establish an OEM or supplier denial or unpaid amount for the PUMP. WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE: check each component's actual OEM/component-manufacturer warranty and original in-service/coverage dates before submitting; diagnose heater gas/electric systems separately and verify hot water after resetting; record pump supply/air-lock, voltage, pressure and prime tests, identify actual installed parts, and route a qualifying independent Shurflo component claim only if warranty evidence supports it. RECONCILIATION: $35.65 labor is the entire warranty-coded RO total, NOT a verified denial/write-off or collectible recovery; the unbilled $145.68 pump is NOT money left on the table. Wisconsin Act 164 §218.164 took effect Oct 1, 2024, after this June 2024 work, and is not presumed retroactive; check the operative 2024 contract and component warranty. LEARNING: every billable line needs its own coverage decision, pre/post diagnostic proof, payer and remittance trail. Internal TESTING AND LEARNING only; money currently recoverable is UNDETERMINED. @Chris B @Heidi H @Tricia H

processor • Oct 20, 2026, 4:53 PM

TESTING AND LEARNING — Testing/Learning correction for RO 10616: My earlier review assigned the $35.65 labor to the wrong job. The original RO lists 0.31 hour at $115 under JOB 1, the WATER HEATER. JOB 2, the PUMP, has zero labor and quantity zero for the listed $145.68 part. The heater was not a zero-dollar line. The technician replaced a blown fuse, reset the heater, observed gas ignition and measured 110 volts at the element; the record does not say the electric side was reset or confirm the final hot-water test. Why unpaid/written off: the owner confirms that status, and the June 7, 2024 sidebar says the heater was denied because its warranty had expired in 2020. No separate pump denial is documented. What could have been done differently: verify the original component coverage before charging work to manufacturer warranty, obtain any written goodwill or other applicable coverage approval, and document completed heater function tests and pump diagnosis separately. The pump photo identifies a Shurflo 4008-101-A65 built December 20, 2016; the 2024 purchase of this used unit does not by itself establish new component coverage. Lesson: map each labor charge to its actual job and secure the coverage decision before submission. $35.65 is the heater charge shown, not a demonstrated present recovery amount. @Chris B @Heidi H @Tricia H