Claim 25884

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Claim 25884

TRI 1202 • Ashlee • Paid • nucamp

Next Recommended Action

Escalate to State

Payment deadline violated

Reason

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded

Deadline

Payment deadline violated

Estimated recovery

Pending payment match

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risk 0.00 deadline Overdue / escalation ready images 0 matched 0 review 9

Warranty deadline timeline

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Auto-Approved

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Payment Due

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Escalation Eligible

Completed stage

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Resolved

Overdue / escalation ready

145d elapsed • 0d remaining • Overdue

AI Claim Analysis

Estimated Recovery Amount

Pending payment match

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Compliance Score

100/100

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Violations Detected

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded • Payment Deadline Exceeded

Missing Items

No active evidence gaps are listed.

Deadline Status

Overdue / escalation ready

145 days open in the visible workflow.

Recommended Action

Escalate to State

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Dossier completeness

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US dispute readiness

Evidence packet check

Compact packet candidate

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Estimated pack size

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Evidence packet lane

Compact packet candidate

Small enough for a compact escalation packet, assuming final PDFs stay clean.

Chronology

Ready to order

Visible span: Jun 8, 2026, 7:49 PM to Oct 19, 2026, 2:56 AM.

Indexed evidence

2 docs / 9 images

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Cross-reference base

Available

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Witness verification

Human verification required

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AI / citation gate

Manual check required

Escalation material must keep facts, inferences, citations, and source documents separated.

Expert evidence pressure

Not signalled

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Escalation posture

Escalation watch

145 days open in the visible workflow; risk score 0.00.

Claim Summary

Evidence summary

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Path

/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/TRI 1202/8-Claims Paid/25884/LINE 1 TAG.jpg

Timeline

First seen Jun 8, 2026, 7:49 PM • last seen Oct 19, 2026, 2:56 AM

Evidence flags

No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth

9 indexed side comments on this claim.

Latest visible thread signal

Nov 25, 2025, 3:46 PM • processor • paid $159.73 11/25

Role mix

Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 5

Decision cues

Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 6 • approval signals 2

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Images

parts-photo

Image shows an HVAC/air-conditioning component area, likely inside a nuCamp unit. - **Visible part/component:** A/C evaporator/coil fins and nearby wiring/tubing. - **Label/tag text visible:** - “MODEL NO. 38203-069” - “MACH 3 A/C” - Separate barcode tag partially visible with number resembling “240225381” (partly obscured). - **Damage observed:** No clear physical damage visible in this photo; coil/fins appear generally intact from the shown angle. - **Repair context:** Photo appea

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Close-up of an interior wall-mounted electrical/control component removed from its opening. Multiple small-gauge colored wires (red, green, yellow, blue, white, brown) are exposed and routed through a black mounting plate/bracket with screws. Some conductors/insulation appear loose or possibly stripped/exposed near the right side and lower center, but the exact failure point is unclear from the photo. Background is fabric/vinyl wall covering; no labels, part numbers, or readable text visible. R

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Close-up of black component with serial label; minor scuffing visible, no clear failure shown.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.72

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Image shows a Coleman-Mach / AIRXCEL RV wall thermostat held off the wall with the wiring exposed and the black mounting backplate visible on the wall. Multiple thermostat wires are visible behind the unit. Display text/status: - “Coleman-Mach” - “ROOM TEMPERATURE 86°F” - “SET TO 99°” - “HEAT ON” - Mode: “Heat” Visible condition/damage: - No obvious physical breakage to the thermostat housing or screen is visible. - Unit appears removed/loosened from the wall for inspection or repair. - Expose

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Close-up of a True RMS 400A AC/DC digital clamp meter being held during electrical diagnosis. Red and black test leads are plugged into V/Ω/µA and COM ports. Display shows DC voltage reading approximately **11.68 V** in AUTO mode. Meter markings visible include “400A AC/DC Digital Clamp Meter,” “4000 Counts,” “True RMS,” “CAT III 600V,” “COM,” and “VΩµA.” No physical damage to the RV/component is visible in this image; it documents a low/diagnostic voltage measurement, likely related to a 12V e

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Close-up of a handheld digital clamp meter being used for an electrical diagnostic reading. The meter display shows **DC AUTO 09.60 V** with probes connected to **COM** and **VΩµA** ports. Visible labels include **“400A AC/DC Digital Clamp Meter,” “True RMS,” “CAT III 600V,” “RANGE,” “MAX/MIN,” “REL ZERO,” “SEL,”** and dial markings for **V~ / NCV / OFF**. No physical damage to the RV/component is visible in this image; it documents a voltage measurement, likely supporting an electrical/battery

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

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Interior surface shows a visible crack near wall/TV area.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.75

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Close-up of a component inside/near an RV appliance or HVAC unit, likely a coil/heat-exchanger assembly with black finned surface above a galvanized metal housing. A white barcode label is visible showing “SERIAL NO” and serial number appears to be **240225810**; partial number at left ends in **“-069”**. Yellow warning/instruction label is partially visible with text beginning **“INST…”** and **“OR A…”**, not fully readable. No obvious physical damage is clearly visible in this photo; fins and

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Image shows a handheld digital clamp multimeter being used for an electrical diagnostic check inside an RV/trailer area. - **Visible condition/damage:** No physical damage is visible in this photo. - **Components shown:** Digital AC/DC clamp meter with red/black test leads connected; user holding meter. Background appears to be an interior compartment/seat/bed area but details are unclear. - **Measurement displayed:** Meter screen reads **12.76 V** with **DC** indicated, suggesting a 12-volt DC

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00