Claim 25889

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Claim 25889

TRI 1202 • Ashlee • Warranty Checks • k-z-rv

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Estimated Recovery Amount

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Compliance Score

100/100

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Violations Detected

OEM Response Deadline Exceeded

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Deadline Status

Approaching deadline

134 days open in the visible workflow.

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Dossier completeness

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

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

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Chronology

Ready to order

Visible span: Jun 20, 2026, 12:56 AM to Oct 31, 2026, 2:52 AM.

Indexed evidence

5 docs / 5 images

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

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Path

/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/TRI 1202/Warranty Checks/2025/KZ 2025/25415,25889 PD CHECK.pdf

Timeline

First seen Jun 20, 2026, 12:56 AM • last seen Oct 31, 2026, 2:52 AM

Evidence flags

No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth

4 indexed side comments on this claim.

Latest visible thread signal

Aug 21, 2025, 12:28 PM • processor • paid $187.83 8/11

Role mix

Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 4

Decision cues

Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 0 • approval signals 1

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Images

supporting-image

Close-up of an RV interior utility area showing a brass/metal inline valve or connector assembly with a braided metal line and an orange flexible hose attached via crimp fittings. It is mounted very close to a gray textured wall panel/fabric surface. Visible issue: dark smudging/staining on the wall surface directly behind/below the fitting area; no obvious break, crack, or active leak is visible in the photo. Hardware appears installed but clearance to wall is tight. No readable labels or doc

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of RV low-voltage/TV coax wiring. Visible components include a metal coax splitter/combiner or wall-plate module with multiple F-type threaded coax connectors, grey coax leads, a black cable, and a white cable bundle against a light interior wall/panel. Visible damage: one grey coax cable is sharply kinked/creased near the lower left connector, with deformation of the outer jacket suggesting possible internal conductor damage or signal loss. Other cables/connectors appear intact in thi

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supporting-image

Close-up of RV coax/cable TV wiring inside a small wall/seat compartment with a loose 2-way splitter being held out of its mounting box. - **Visible components:** coaxial 2-way splitter, multiple F-connectors, black and white coax cables, orange/black wall plate or signal amplifier module with a small red indicator light illuminated. - **Labels/text:** splitter label reads “AmeriHmp,” “2-WAY SPLITTER,” “5-1000MHz,” with “IN” and “OUT” markings. Background orange plate partially shows “MODEL … C

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supporting-image

Close-up of RV coax/antenna-style cabling at a metal splitter/connector block. One gray coax cable at the center connector appears damaged or poorly terminated: outer jacket is pulled back/short, exposing braided shielding at the fitting, with slight fraying visible. Adjacent gray coax connection appears intact. A black cable with a silver hex fitting is visible to the right. No clearly readable labels or document text; possible embossed branding on the metal bracket is not legible. Repair con

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supporting-image

Visible RV coax/TV antenna/cable wiring components pulled out from a wall/cabinet opening. A metal **2-way splitter** is being held loose outside the box, with coax fittings attached. Label on splitter reads approximately: **“S-12 2-WAY SPLITTER 5–1000MHz”**, with **OUT / OUT** markings and an **Antronix**-style logo/name. Behind it is an orange/black wall plate or signal booster module with a small red indicator light and coax connection; text is mostly obscured. Visible condition: splitter/wi

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Claim Lines

complaint

NO ANTENNA RECEPTION ON EITHER TV

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complaint

NO ANTENNA RECEPTION ON EITHER TV

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complaint

NO ANTENNA RECEPTION ON EITHER TV

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cause

DUE TO FACTORY INSTALL TWO CABLE WIRES BEHIND THE MAIN TV WERE PINCHED CAUSING NO SIGNAL TO MAKE IT THROUGH, TECH ALSO FOUND A SPLITTER NOT ALLOWING SIGNAL THROUGH HERRON, JEREMY Customer #: 69757