Claim 25885

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Claim 25885

TRI 1202 • Ashlee • Paid • forest-river

Next Recommended Action

Escalate to State

Payment deadline violated

Reason

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded

Deadline

Payment deadline violated

Estimated recovery

Pending payment match

Generate OEM Demand Letter

risk 0.00 deadline Overdue / escalation ready images 0 matched 0 review 27

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Analyzed

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Completed stage

178d elapsed • 0d remaining

Auto-Approved

Completed stage

178d elapsed • 0d remaining

Payment Due

Completed stage

178d elapsed • 0d remaining

Escalation Eligible

Completed stage

178d elapsed • 0d remaining

Resolved

Overdue / escalation ready

178d elapsed • 0d remaining • Overdue

AI Claim Analysis

Estimated Recovery Amount

Pending payment match

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Compliance Score

100/100

Higher is cleaner. Lower means more missing support, more friction, or more OEM pushback.

Violations Detected

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded • Payment Deadline Exceeded

Missing Items

No active evidence gaps are listed.

Deadline Status

Overdue / escalation ready

178 days open in the visible workflow.

Recommended Action

Escalate to State

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Dossier completeness

Dossier has not been generated yet. Evidence presence is not treated as complete.

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: May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM to Jun 25, 2026, 2:54 AM.

Indexed evidence

3 docs / 9 images

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Cross-reference base

Available

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Witness verification

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AI / citation gate

Manual check required

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Expert evidence pressure

Not signalled

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Escalation posture

Escalation watch

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

Claim Summary

Evidence summary

No evidence summary yet.

Path

/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/TRI 1202/8-Claims Paid/25885/Paid claim.pdf

Timeline

First seen May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM • last seen Jun 25, 2026, 2:54 AM

Evidence flags

No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth

9 indexed side comments on this claim.

Latest visible thread signal

Aug 26, 2025, 1:50 PM • processor • paid $154.08 8/19 check #3021183

Role mix

Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 7

Decision cues

Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 3 • approval signals 3

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Work missing-doc or reply asks first from the thread.

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Images

supporting-image

Claim line 1 image shows RV electrical wiring being tested under/inside a compartment. - **Visible components:** Multiple black electrical cables, corrugated wire loom, green/red conductors, clear/white multi-position connector blocks with blue latch pieces, and an orange/black clamp meter. - **Test equipment:** Klein Tools CL390 digital clamp meter; display appears to read about **65.7 V** in AC/auto mode. - **Possible issue shown:** Technician is measuring voltage/current on a cable harness.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Claim line 1 image shows a removed electrical connector/fuse-style component being held during repair. Visible components include a translucent blue plastic cover/housing, white terminal block with three metal contacts, a white/clear plastic connector/module, and an orange electrical connector/cap nearby. Visible damage/condition: - Blue translucent plastic housing appears broken/separated with cracked or missing side sections. - Orange connector/cap has dark black marks consistent with soot, b

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of an opened electrical connector/splice block with transparent blue cover and white base. Molded labels visible: “BLK”, “GRD”, “WHT”. Black and white wires are present in the terminal channels. A white/cream conductor appears loose/cut or pulled out, with exposed copper visible at the end, indicating a failed or disconnected wire termination. Metal contacts inside the connector are visible; no burn marks or melted plastic are clearly seen. Repair context likely involves diagnosing/repl

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Claim line 3 image shows an interior electrical component/control or outlet assembly pulled out from a wood/cabinet wall opening. - Visible condition: black plastic electrical module/faceplate is loose and hanging out from the mounting location; wiring is exposed. - Components: black plastic housing/faceplate, gray wall mounting bracket/box, connected black/white/copper wires, green tool or object in background. - Damage/issue: component appears detached or improperly secured from the wall/cabi

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of an RV wiring/connector area. Visible components include a black cable/harness, corrugated wire loom, and a white plastic inline connector with translucent blue locking/clip pieces. The connector appears clipped together; no obvious broken plastic, burnt marks, corrosion, or disconnected wire is clearly visible. Some dust/scuffing is present on the cable and surrounding area. No readable labels or document/screenshot text are visible in the image. Repair context likely relates to an

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of handheld blue/white electrical part near black plumbing; possible small plastic tab damage.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.58

supporting-image

Warranty claim image (line 2.jpeg) shows an interior RV wall/cabinet area with exposed low-voltage wiring. A hand is holding loose red and black wires near two white crimp/butt connectors; other visible wires are white and pink. The image appears to document an electrical connection/splice issue, possibly disconnected or improperly connected wiring. No readable labels, part numbers, or document text are visible. Claim-line linkage: supports line 2 for an electrical wiring/connection repair insid

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of RV wiring/connectors behind or under a panel. Visible components include black cable loom, loose black cables, and clear/white inline electrical connectors with blue locking tabs. One cable exits through a rough/unfinished hole in a gray/black panel or wall surface with debris/abrasion around the pass-through. No obvious broken connector is clearly visible, but wiring appears unsecured/exposed at the penetration. Partial cable printing is visible but not fully legible. Claim linkage:

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Warranty claim image for case 25885, claim line 1: Close-up of an RV electrical wiring harness with multiple translucent blue/white plug or splice connectors and a yellow inline connector/tap. Several colored wires are visible, including blue, green, red/pink, and black. A hand is holding a roll of black electrical tape, suggesting electrical repair or re-taping/splice work. An orange clamp-style tool/meter is partially visible at lower right. Visible condition: no clearly broken component is i

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

Claim Lines

complaint

SLIDE OUT WITH FIREPLACE HAS NO POWER IN ANY OF THE OUTLET

needs-review • confidence 0.20

complaint

SLIDE OUT WITH FIREPLACE HAS NO POWER IN ANY OF THE OUTLET

needs-review • confidence 0.20

complaint

SLIDE OUT WITH FIREPLACE HAS NO POWER IN ANY OF THE OUTLET

needs-review • confidence 0.06

cause

DUE TO FACTORY DEFECT THE MOLEX CONNECTOR GOING TO SLIDE IS FAULTY

needs-review • confidence 0.26

cause

DUE TO FACTORY DEFECT THE MOLEX CONNECTOR GOING TO SLIDE IS FAULTY

needs-review • confidence 0.26

cause

DUE TO FACTORY DEFECT THE MOLEX CONNECTOR GOING TO SLIDE IS FAULTY

needs-review • confidence 0.03

correction

REMOVE FOAM UNDERBELLY BRING OUT 110 WIRES REPLACE MOLEX FOR SLIDE ROOM REINSTALL WIRES AND FOAM

needs-review • confidence 0.23

correction

REMOVE FOAM UNDERBELLY BRING OUT 110 WIRES REPLACE MOLEX FOR SLIDE ROOM REINSTALL WIRES AND FOAM

needs-review • confidence 0.23

correction

REMOVE FOAM UNDERBELLY BRING OUT 110 WIRES REPLACE MOLEX FOR SLIDE ROOM REINSTALL WIRES AND FOAM

needs-review • confidence 0.06

complaint

LP DETECTOR WIRED BACKWARDS