Claim 25200

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Claim 25200

TRI 1202 • Ashlee • Warranty Checks • forest-river

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Reason

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded

Deadline

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Estimated recovery

$750.00

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AI Claim Analysis

Estimated Recovery Amount

$750.00

What this claim may still be worth based on current evidence.

Compliance Score

100/100

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Violations Detected

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded

Missing Items

No active evidence gaps are listed.

Deadline Status

Approaching deadline

178 days open in the visible workflow.

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Dossier completeness

Files 1 • RO lines 9 • human-described photos 0 • 3C yellow • reconciliation reconciled • linked side comments 12

Gaps: no human level images • no human level image description • three c not quality ready • sidebar comment coherence not supported

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Chronology

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Visible span: May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM to Oct 31, 2026, 2:52 AM.

Indexed evidence

11 docs / 24 images

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Path

/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/TRI 1202/Warranty Checks/2025/Forest River 2025/25200 PD CHECK.pdf

Timeline

First seen May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM • last seen Oct 31, 2026, 2:52 AM

Evidence flags

No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth

43 indexed side comments on this claim.

Latest visible thread signal

Jul 29, 2025, 5:11 PM • processor • paid $3306.19 7/29 check #3008967

Role mix

Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 14

Decision cues

Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 14 • approval signals 4

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Images

supporting-image

Claim line 2 image shows a removed white interior mounting/bracket piece on beige upholstery. The center mounting area has four exposed screw holes, scuffing, chipped/peeled finish, and gray adhesive/putty residue where hardware or a component was previously attached/pulled loose. Edges of the part appear mostly intact, with localized surface damage around the fastener/attachment area. No readable labels, documents, or screenshot text are visible. This supports a repair context involving reattac

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Image shows a removed interior RV component, likely a small white trim/valance/end cap or bracket assembly, placed on beige upholstery. The backside/underside has multiple screw holes and heavy gray adhesive/sealant residue with torn wood/fiber material, indicating it was previously fastened and bonded to a backing surface. A separate rectangular wood backing/block is shown with matching gray adhesive blobs and torn edges. Handwritten text on the wood appears to read “213002” (unclear). Visib

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

- **Visible issue/damage:** Technician is pointing at an upper black mounting bracket/arm on the RV side wall near the slide-out/awning area. No obvious break is clearly visible in the photo, but the image appears intended to document bracket/attachment alignment or looseness at this location. - **Parts/components shown:** RV exterior side wall with graphics, slide-out side/edge, black awning/slide-topper roller tube and end cap, upper mounting bracket/arm, vertical slide seal/trim, ladder. - **

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

- **Visible damage/condition:** Top slide-out wiper seal area shown. Gray rubber wiper/flap is lifted by hand and appears loose/wrinkled with visible cuts/tears and patchy sealant/adhesive residue. Water is present on the rubber surface. - **Parts/components:** RV slide-out top wiper seal/flap, white/cream sidewall, upper seal/retainer track, slide roof/top surface, adjacent black corner/trim bracket. Roof vent/AC cover visible in background. - **Labels/text:** No readable labels, tags, VIN,

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Visible damage: Exposed RV wall/framing shows heavy dark staining, moisture damage, and apparent wood rot/mold along a vertical stud and at the upper corner joint/header area. Wood trim/paneling appears removed or pulled back, exposing fasteners/staple marks and damaged lumber. Parts/components visible: Interior wall panel, vertical wood framing/stud, upper wood header/blocking, trim/side jamb area, and a white frame/channel adjacent to the opening. Labels/text: No readable labels or document

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Visible damage: White exterior/underbody trim or skirt panel is torn, crumpled, and pulled away near a black rectangular opening/fixture. Heavy black scuffing/abrasion and dirt are visible on the damaged area, with multiple small punctures/holes. Parts/components visible: Beige/gray RV exterior wall or lower side area, black rectangular vent/access opening or bracket, damaged white lower panel/skirting/underbelly material, adjacent metal/trim edge. Labels/text: No readable labels, tags, VIN, o

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Claim line 2 image shows a removed/loose white plastic interior component or mounting bracket with four screw holes and old gray/clear adhesive or sealant residue on its face. A tape measure is placed alongside it, showing the part is roughly 5–6 inches tall. The photo appears taken inside an RV near a window/wall area with flooring visible. No manufacturer label or part number is visible; only tape-measure markings are readable. Damage/repair context appears related to measuring/replacing or re

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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RV interior upper wall/cabinet framing area with trim/paneling removed. Exposed plywood/wood backing shows numerous staple/screw holes, adhesive residue, scuffs/dark staining, and some splintering/chipped edges around a rectangular opening. Adjacent wall covering/vinyl is partially peeled back and wrinkled, indicating disassembly or repair access. Ceiling/wall seam and nearby round ceiling fixture edge visible. No readable labels, tags, or document text present. Likely supports claim line 2 as

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- **Visible area/components:** Interior of an RV storage/compartment or bay opening with gray floor/decking, white front trim/lip, side rails, and exposed screw heads/fasteners. - **Visible damage/condition:** No obvious broken part or active leak visible. Minor scuffs/marks on the white trim and floor; possible uneven/dark gap toward rear but unclear due to shadow. - **Labels/text:** No readable labels, tags, VIN, or document text visible. - **Repair context:** Image appears to document the con

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up shows damaged/split wood trim or frame around an opening.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.74

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Warranty claim image `line 1.jpg` (case 25200, Forest River / dealer tri-1202): - **Visible part/component:** Removed cylindrical electric motor/actuator assembly with metal mounting bracket, output shaft, and wiring pigtail/connector. Label appears to be **Lippert** or Lippert Components, but small text is not fully readable. - **Visible condition/damage:** Part is out of the unit and placed on a countertop. Housing shows dirt/scuffing/wear, especially on the black end cap and wiring sleeve. N

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Interior RV photo showing damage at the upper corner where a vertical partition/trim meets the ceiling/slide or wall header. The white vinyl/trim covering is torn, bunched, and pulled loose, exposing substrate/wood at the corner. Adjacent ceiling, vent, light, cabinet/partition, window/curtain area visible. No readable labels or document text. Likely supports claim line 2 for interior trim/panel/corner repair or replacement.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Image shows a black cylindrical Lippert 12VDC component, likely an electric motor/actuator part, lying on a textured surface. - Visible labels/text: “LIPPERT”, part/model “364262”, “12VDC”, “SN: 2205 07266” or similar. - Visible components: black metal/plastic cylindrical housing with two visible screw heads/fasteners. - Damage observed: no clear physical damage visible in this photo; component appears intact externally. - Repair context: photo appears intended to document the Lippert component

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Image shows an exposed interior structural area, likely near a wall/door or slide opening. - **Visible damage:** Heavy dark staining/possible mold or mildew on a vertical wood member; signs of water intrusion and discoloration. Adjacent white/painted panel area also has rust/brown streaking and spotting. - **Parts/components visible:** Exposed wood framing, interior wall/panel surface, trim/edge strip, adjacent finished wall or door panel, and a small portion of upholstery/cushion. - **Labels/t

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Interior bunk/trim area shows exposed unfinished wood and missing/loose finish trim.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.70

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Interior wood trim/molding appears split or delaminated near ceiling.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.78

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RV interior bunk area with trim/mattress displaced and wood support exposed.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.72

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Interior RV bunk/wall area with trim removed and exposed wood framing at upper corner.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.78

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Visible damage: Torn/frayed white vinyl/fabric panel at the end of an awning/slide topper or related exterior fabric assembly, with black staining/abrasion and multiple small puncture/fastener holes along the seam. Damage is concentrated near a black end bracket/cap. Visible components: Beige/white RV exterior side area, fabric/awning material, metal rail/track, black bracket/end cap, adjacent cushion/trim area, concrete floor/background. Labels/text: No readable labels, tags, VIN, or document

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Close-up shows gouged/scratched wood trim beside a white frame with exposed rough edge.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.72

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Photo shows a close-up of a damaged wood/plywood component, likely part of an RV interior/structural trim or panel. - **Visible damage:** Dark staining/possible moisture damage along the edge, delamination/separation of plywood layers, splintering/chipped wood, and degraded/crumbly material near the edge. - **Parts/components:** Plywood/wood strip or panel section; visible staples/brad nails and small white adhesive/caulk residue on the wood surface. - **Labels/text:** No readable labels, tags,

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Tape measure documents a panel/trim gap with small hole or chip visible.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.72

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Claim line 2 image: Close-up of a white interior trim/panel area, likely cabinet/slide/trim component, with a tape measure held across it. The tape shows roughly the 13–16 inch range, apparently documenting location/size. Visible issue appears to be a seam/gap or misalignment between adjacent white trim/panel pieces near the measured area. No labels or part numbers visible. Repair context likely relates to adjusting/replacing/resecuring the white trim/panel section.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Photo shows a detached/removed RV interior bracket or mounting base assembly. - **Visible components:** White plastic/painted base with vertical mounting plate and screw holes; small wood backer/block at top. - **Visible damage/repair evidence:** Multiple areas of gray adhesive/putty residue on the wood and front mounting plate, suggesting prior attachment or attempted repair. Screw holes are visible; no fasteners installed. Surface scuffs/marks on the white plate. - **Text/labels:** Handwritte

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

Claim Lines

complaint

LIVING ROOM SLIDE IS NOT GOING IN AND OUT

needs-review • confidence 0.20

complaint

LIVING ROOM SLIDE IS NOT GOING IN AND OUT

needs-review • confidence 0.20

complaint

LIVING ROOM SLIDE IS NOT GOING IN AND OUT

needs-review • confidence 0.06

cause

SLIDE MOTOR WILL NOT MOVE BUT DOES HAVE POWER AND GROUND GOING TO IT. WATER IS LEAKING FROM THE WIPER SEAL NOT BEING INSTALLED CORRECTLY FROM FACTORY.

needs-review • confidence 0.22

cause

SLIDE MOTOR WILL NOT MOVE BUT DOES HAVE POWER AND GROUND GOING TO IT. WATER IS LEAKING FROM THE WIPER SEAL NOT BEING INSTALLED CORRECTLY FROM FACTORY.

needs-review • confidence 0.22

cause

SLIDE MOTOR WILL NOT MOVE BUT DOES HAVE POWER AND GROUND GOING TO IT. WATER IS LEAKING FROM THE WIPER SEAL NOT BEING INSTALLED CORRECTLY FROM FACTORY.

needs-review • confidence 0.12

correction

REMOVE FASCIA TO ACCESS MOTOR AND THE MECHANISM COVER TO ACCESS ADCOX, JAMES Customer #: 57896 MOTOR REMOVE AND REPLACE THE SLIDE MOTOR

needs-review • confidence 0.20

correction

REMOVE FASCIA TO ACCESS MOTOR AND THE MECHANISM COVER TO ACCESS ADCOX, JAMES Customer #: 57896 MOTOR REMOVE AND REPLACE THE SLIDE MOTOR

needs-review • confidence 0.20

correction

REMOVE FASCIA TO ACCESS MOTOR AND THE MECHANISM COVER TO ACCESS ADCOX, JAMES Customer #: 57896 MOTOR REMOVE AND REPLACE THE SLIDE MOTOR

needs-review • confidence 0.06

complaint

FASCIA ON LIVING ROOM SLIDE HAD TO BE REMOVED IN ORDER TO ACCESS THE SLIDE MOTOR. WHEN TECH REMOVED FASCIA WE FOUND WATER DAMAGE ON LEFT SIDE.

partial-match • confidence 0.47

complaint

FASCIA ON LIVING ROOM SLIDE HAD TO BE REMOVED IN ORDER TO ACCESS THE SLIDE MOTOR. WHEN TECH REMOVED FASCIA WE FOUND WATER DAMAGE ON LEFT SIDE.

partial-match • confidence 0.47

complaint

FASCIA ON LIVING ROOM SLIDE HAD TO BE REMOVED IN ORDER TO ACCESS THE SLIDE MOTOR. WHEN TECH REMOVED FASCIA WE FOUND WATER DAMAGE ON LEFT SIDE.

needs-review • confidence 0.09

cause

TOP WIPER SEAL ON SLIDE OUT ALLOWED WATER TO RUN DOWN THE SIDE DAMAGING THE INTERIOR FASCIA, RIM BOARD AND THE STILE PIECES IN THIS AREA.

partial-match • confidence 0.59

cause

TOP WIPER SEAL ON SLIDE OUT ALLOWED WATER TO RUN DOWN THE SIDE DAMAGING THE INTERIOR FASCIA, RIM BOARD AND THE STILE PIECES IN THIS AREA.

partial-match • confidence 0.59

cause

TOP WIPER SEAL ON SLIDE OUT ALLOWED WATER TO RUN DOWN THE SIDE DAMAGING THE INTERIOR FASCIA, RIM BOARD AND THE STILE PIECES IN THIS AREA.

needs-review • confidence 0.17

correction

SLIDE NEEDS TO BE PULLED IN ORDER TO REMOVE AND REPLACE ALL DAMAGED WOOD IN THIS AREA. THIS SLIDE HOLDS A TABLE, CHAIRS AND DOUBLE SEATING THAT HAS TO BE R&R. CLEAN SLIDE MATERIAL TOP TO BOTTOM TO REMOVE ALL THE MOLD.

partial-match • confidence 0.36

correction

partial-match • confidence 0.36

correction