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Claim 73722
MYRV 12024 • Stephanie • OEM Review • prime-time
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Reason
OEM Response Deadline Exceeded
Deadline
Approaching deadline
Estimated recovery
$375.00
risk 0.00 deadline Approaching deadline images 0 matched 1 review 5

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AI Claim Analysis

Estimated Recovery Amount
$375.00
What this claim may still be worth based on current evidence.
Compliance Score
100/100
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Violations Detected
1
OEM Response Deadline Exceeded
Missing Items
5
No active evidence gaps are listed.
Deadline Status
Approaching deadline
45 days open in the visible workflow.
Recommended Action
Review Short-Pay
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US dispute readiness

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Estimated pack size
6
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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: Jul 18, 2026, 7:45 AM to Aug 26, 2026, 3:08 AM.
Indexed evidence
2 docs / 0 images
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Cross-reference base
Available
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Witness verification
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AI / citation gate
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Expert evidence pressure
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Escalation posture
Monitor
45 days open in the visible workflow; risk score 0.00.

Claim Summary

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Path
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/MYRV 12024/7- Claims in Process/7.1- Claims Submitted- iCS/Prime Time/73722/73722F.pdf
Timeline
First seen Jul 18, 2026, 7:45 AM • last seen Aug 26, 2026, 3:08 AM
Evidence flags
No active evidence gap flags

Comment Intelligence

Thread depth
5 indexed side comments on this claim.
Latest visible thread signal
Aug 24, 2026, 3:43 PM • processor • Submitted for payment
Role mix
Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 4
Decision cues
Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 2 • approval signals 2
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complaint
CUSTOMER STATES WATER LEAK AND KINKED LINE IN BATHROOM UNDER SINK
partial-match • confidence 0.60
cause
Kinked line and water leak on a tee
partial-match • confidence 0.60
correction
Connect the unit to city water pressurized the unit went to each of the faucets make sure air was out of the line so it was at full pressure for water Open the cabinet door underneath the bathroom sink began checking the waterlines where they connect to the actual faucet at the bottom of the faucet no leaks found Began checking the rest of the waterlines behind the shelf. Some of the lines had enough slack to pull up and examine did see one of the cold water lines that was kinked. Remove the access panel at the base of the bathroom vanity cabinet, and looked underneath where the *61799* water pump is could see that there was enough slack and waterlines to be able to lift the waterlines upwards to be able to check the rest of the connections did find one T in the cold water line that was dripping from a crimp ring. Did you get necessary tools, cutters crimpers a new tea? New crimper rings was able to cut one of the crimp rings underneath the sink disconnect the cold waterline from the base of the bathroom faucet. Bring the rest of the line outward part of the tea was for the city water connection cut the other two crimp rings off remove the existing T trimmed the waterlines off where they had already been cramped installed the new T crimping the all the lines back in place prior to crimping it back into full place I was able to rotate the one crimp line to where it was no longer crimped, but it was now a Loop reconnected the waterline to the base of the faucet turned on the city water supply again again emptying all the lines to ensure all air was out of the lines ran water through the bathroom faucet turned the water off at the faucet, allowed it to sit under pressure, checked all water connections from the water pump all the way to the bathroom faucet underneath did not detect any new leaks. The crimp in the one waterline was now taken care of this job is now complete. I did reinstall the base access panel with the four screws that it was attached with originally. Requesting 1.5 hours
matched • confidence 0.69
complaint
CUSTOMER STATES DRIVER BLIND IN BEDROOM WILL NOT STAY UP
needs-review • confidence 0.27
cause
Will it up up out of adjustment
needs-review • confidence 0.27
correction
Adjusted the tension lines on both sides of the bedroom window, retested the blind to ensure that it would actually stay up completely, which it now stays up work is now complete. .25HRS
partial-match • confidence 0.39
complaint
CUSTOMER STATES REALIGN EQUALIZER BRACKETS / REFERENCE: 73638 CORRECTION: WILL ALIGN WHEN CUSTOMER PICKS UP UNIT Labor Job # Description Total 3 ADJUST EQUALIZER N/C Subtotal for Job #3: 0.00 Job #4 - External COMPLAINT: REPLACE BREAKAWAY LANYARD WITH COIL TYPE
needs-review • confidence 0.00
cause
Damaged BELTRAN, MONICA Customer #: 61799
needs-review • confidence 0.00
correction
Removed old break away Installed new break away cable (coil type ) Work complete Requesting
needs-review • confidence 0.00

Evidence Thread

Stephanie Kendziorski
processor • Jul 18, 2026, 7:45 AM
Submitted PA 2747783
Stephanie Kendziorski
processor • Jul 20, 2026, 12:37 PM
@Brian P Job 1 approved 1.5 Job 2 approved .2
Stephanie Kendziorski
processor • Aug 21, 2026, 4:50 PM
@Brian P @Sarah C This work order is no longer showing on your open work order report. If the work has been completed and it ready to submit for payment, can you please upload a final copy?
Brian Parrott
dealer_or_external • Aug 24, 2026, 2:18 PM
Uploaded and moved
Stephanie Kendziorski
processor • Aug 24, 2026, 3:43 PM
Submitted for payment

Claim Files

73722F.pdf
main-pdf • Aug 24, 2026, 2:17 PM • 315,371 bytes
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/MYRV 12024/7- Claims in Process/7.1- Claims Submitted- iCS/Prime Time/73722/73722F.pdf
73722.pdf
main-pdf • Jul 15, 2026, 6:03 PM • 315,684 bytes
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/MYRV 12024/5- Pre-Authorizations Approved- MYRV/Prime Time/73722/73722.pdf