Claim 26684

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Claim 26684

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

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

Warranty deadline timeline

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Payment Due

Completed stage

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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

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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

178 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: May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM to Jun 24, 2026, 3:05 PM.

Indexed evidence

4 docs / 5 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

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Path

/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/TRI 1202/8-Claims Paid/26684/completed wo #2.pdf

Timeline

First seen May 7, 2026, 5:05 AM • last seen Jun 24, 2026, 3:05 PM

Evidence flags

No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth

7 indexed side comments on this claim.

Latest visible thread signal

Mar 4, 2026, 5:50 PM • processor • paid $170.90 2/17 check #3110270

Role mix

Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 5

Decision cues

Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 2 • approval signals 3

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Images

supporting-image

Close-up of a gray rubber/plastic hose or line with printed warning/ID text. Visible text includes “DO NOT OPEN HIGH PRESSURE” and partial date/lot-style markings (partially legible, e.g., “10/22/06”). A thin longitudinal split/crack or abrasion line runs through/near the printed markings, with scuffing on the hose surface. Background appears to be an RV exterior graphic/panel. Repair context: supports a warranty claim for a damaged/failed high-pressure hose/line, likely requiring replacement.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of a black SUSPA gas strut/lift support cylinder, likely part of an RV door/bed/compartment assist mechanism. Visible printed text includes “SUSPA,” “DO NOT OPEN,” “HIGH PRESSURE,” “MADE IN U.S.A.,” and a partially visible SUSPA website/part marking. No clear physical damage, leakage, bending, or broken mounting hardware is visible in this photo; image mainly documents the component label/identification. Linked to claim line 1 based on filename “LINE 1 (4).jpeg.”

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Claim line 1 image shows a Forest River Sunseeker RV exterior/compartment area with a gray gas strut/prop cylinder installed between two black triangular mounting brackets. The strut label is partially readable: “DO NOT OPEN HIGH PRESSURE…” with force/spec text not fully legible. Visible issue appears to be damage/wear on the strut body, including a small dent/gouge or scuffed spot on the cylinder. Brackets and screws appear present and attached. Background branding reads “Sunseeker by Forest Ri

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Close-up of a black SUSPA gas strut/support cylinder on an RV compartment/door area. Visible printed label reads: “SUSPA,” “DO NOT OPEN HIGH PRESSURE,” “MADE IN U.S.A.,” and part/lot number “C16-37148.” Surrounding components include a black bracket/hinge area and light-colored RV exterior panel. No obvious physical damage, leak, break, or deformation is visible in this image; it primarily documents the part identification. Linked to claim file/line: LINE 1.

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

supporting-image

Image shows a close-up of a gas spring/lift strut or damper assembly, likely from an RV compartment/door support. - **Visible damage/condition:** White scuffing/abrasion near the upper end of the strut body; printed markings are partially worn/obscured. No clear bending, breakage, or fluid leak visible in this photo. - **Components shown:** Cylindrical strut body, black rod/end fitting/socket area at top, adjacent dark panel/background. - **Visible label text:** Partially readable markings incl

Human interpretation • confidence 0.00

Claim Lines

complaint

CUST HAVING ISSUES PUTTING THE TOP OF THE UNIT UP, IT IS VERY HARD TO RAISE COMPARED TO WHEN IT WAS BOUGHT.