Claim explorer / evidence thread
Claim 74172
BARV600 • Ashlee • Paid • nucamp
risk 0.00
deadline Overdue / escalation ready
images 0
matched 0
Warranty deadline timeline
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Completed stage
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Payment Due
Completed stage
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Escalation Eligible
Completed stage
146d elapsed • 0d remaining
Resolved
Overdue / escalation ready
146d elapsed • 0d remaining • Overdue
AI Claim Analysis
Estimated Recovery Amount
Pending payment match
What this claim may still be worth based on current evidence.
Compliance Score
100/100
Higher is cleaner. Lower means more missing support, more friction, or more OEM pushback.
Violations Detected
2
OEM Response Deadline Exceeded • Payment Deadline Exceeded
Missing Items
0
No active evidence gaps are listed.
Deadline Status
Overdue / escalation ready
146 days open in the visible workflow.
Recommended Action
Escalate to State
This is the fastest next move from the current workflow stage.
Dossier completeness
Dossier has not been generated yet. Evidence presence is not treated as complete.
US dispute readiness
Evidence packet check
Operational preflight for US warranty escalation: packet size, chronology, cross-references, witness checks, source grounding, and backup evidence.
Estimated pack size
16
Proxy count from docs, images, comments, and claim lines. Actual PDF pages still need final preflight.
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 Jun 25, 2026, 2:54 AM.
Indexed evidence
3 docs / 24 images
Use only the strongest evidence in the escalation packet; keep the rest as support material.
Cross-reference base
Available
Line items, comments, or gap flags can be tied back to supporting material.
Witness verification
Human verification required
Any statement or affidavit output must be checked by the witness before use.
AI / citation gate
Manual check required
Escalation material must keep facts, inferences, citations, and source documents separated.
Expert evidence pressure
Not signalled
No expert-evidence trigger is visible from the current image rollup.
Escalation posture
Escalation watch
146 days open in the visible workflow; risk score 0.00.
Claim Summary
Evidence summary
No evidence summary yet.
Path
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/BARV600/Claims Paid AO/74172/CLAIM.pdf
Timeline
First seen Jun 8, 2026, 7:49 PM • last seen Jun 25, 2026, 2:54 AM
Evidence flags
No active evidence gap flags
Comment Intelligence
Thread depth
2 indexed side comments on this claim.
Latest visible thread signal
Aug 15, 2024, 2:30 PM • processor • paid $460.16
Role mix
Dealer 0 • OEM 0 • Processor 2
Decision cues
Denial signals 0 • info / missing-doc asks 0 • approval signals 0
Best move
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Quick Actions
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Images
document-photo
RVAC wire controller PCB shown; identifiers legible, with no clear visible damage.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.96
document-photo
Wall control housing is separated, exposing the internal circuit board.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.88
document-photo
GE HVAC unit label and blower fan shown; no visible damage is apparent.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.92
document-photo
Wall-mounted control panel is detached, exposing its circuit board and wiring.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.94
document-photo
GE air-conditioner identification label; no visible damage shown.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.98
document-photo
Disassembled HVAC unit; chipped housing is visible, but no internal failure is proven.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.76
document-photo
Ceiling HVAC unit shown with access panel removed; no clear physical damage visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.88
document-photo
Clamp meter shows 77.74 during testing of an open rooftop HVAC electrical compartment.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.86
document-photo
Ceiling electrical assembly is open with exposed wiring; no specific failed component is visually confirmed.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.91
document-photo
A/C tester operating inside RV reads 113 V and 7.8 A; no physical damage shown.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.96
document-photo
White vented HVAC cover shown; no clear damage or identifying label visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.82
document-photo
HVAC electrical compartment with capacitor, relay, wiring, and connectors; no clear damage visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.83
document-photo
Blue-Point TEMP10 meter reads 73.9°F at a ceiling vent; no visible damage or unit ID.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.94
document-photo
Close-up of a wired dual-run capacitor; no visible physical damage.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.98
document-photo
GE wall control is detached, exposing its mounting plate, wall opening, and wiring.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.98
document-photo
Capacitor tester shows a 06.15 reading on an exposed electrical assembly.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.86
document-photo
Wall-mounted control panel is open with its circuit board and wiring exposed.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.88
document-photo
GE-branded vented appliance shown on a workbench; no obvious damage is visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.91
document-photo
Clamp meter shows an apparent 0.18 reading at a wire-nut electrical junction; no damage is visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.78
document-photo
GE air conditioner data plate; model and serial are legible, with no visible damage shown.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.98
document-photo
Digital thermometer reads 70.1°F near an overhead HVAC vent; no damage is visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.96
document-photo
GE appliance data label identifies model, serial number, refrigerant, and manufacture date.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.97
document-photo
GE-branded vented appliance housing shown; no clear damage or case-specific identifier visible.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.91
document-photo
GE wall thermostat/control displays approximately 75°F; no visible physical damage.
Human interpretation • confidence 0.91
Claim Lines
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Evidence Thread
Ashlee Olsen
processor • Jul 24, 2024, 1:44 PM
submitted C#1980288
Ashlee Olsen
processor • Aug 15, 2024, 2:30 PM
paid $460.16
Claim Files
CLAIM.pdf
main-pdf • Jul 24, 2024, 12:52 PM • 573,632 bytes
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/BARV600/Claims Paid AO/74172/CLAIM.pdf
PREAUTH.pdf
main-pdf • Jul 24, 2024, 12:52 PM • 477,087 bytes
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/BARV600/Claims Paid AO/74172/PREAUTH.pdf
RO 74172.pdf
pdf • Jul 24, 2024, 12:51 PM • 642,847 bytes
/home/openclaw/nas/Dropbox/BARV600/Claims Paid AO/74172/RO 74172.pdf