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73991
MYRV 12024 • OEM Review • prime-time
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correction
Customer reported the slide room sagging, mainly noticed it off of the misaligned panel on the outside of the unit. Could clearly see a significant sag from front to back measured inside on the floor at the front of the slide room at the front style floor of the unit to the floor of the slide with 7 3/8 on the rear of the slide room at the style six and three-quarter. Looking underneath the room while the room was fully retracted could not see any mechanical defects with the slide room mechanisms. Everything appeared to be securely bolted to the floor no loose bolts. Ran the slide out, the slide operates very quickly very smoothly. Inside with the trim on the slide room on the floor could see a significant difference approximately 3/4 of an inch on the front from the floor to the bottom of the trim at the rear of the slide room. The trim is actually touching the floor. Removed the trim face to *61708* discover the framework is separated at the front inside floor, creating a bow in the floor itself. Recommend extending the slide, use a jack and raise the rear corner until it is back in alignment. Remove the baten and trim that is along the floor edge of the slide room, pre-drill holes through the floor through the first to wood from front to back. Use long wood screws and screw the bottom base plate back to the floor as it is clearly separated in numerous places, you can see that it was only attached by Staples. Once this is screwed back in place release the jack on the outside and verify proper alignment of the slide room and see if the floor plate that runs the length of the slide is holding the slide room and its proper position. Once this is verified that it is holding in its proper position, reattach the trim face, reattach the batten, putty all holes and run the slide in and out for proper operation. Photographs attached on this job line showing the separation in the support structure, showing the differences from front to back on the SAG of the slide room. Requesting 3.0
matched • confidence 0.98
correction
Customer reported the slide room sagging, mainly noticed it off of the misaligned panel on the outside of the unit. Could clearly see a significant sag from front to back measured inside on the floor at the front of the slide room at the front style floor of the unit to the floor of the slide with 7 3/8 on the rear of the slide room at the style six and three-quarter. Looking underneath the room while the room was fully retracted could not see any mechanical defects with the slide room mechanisms. Everything appeared to be securely bolted to the floor no loose bolts. Ran the slide out, the slide operates very quickly very smoothly. Inside with the trim on the slide room on the floor could see a significant difference approximately 3/4 of an inch on the front from the floor to the bottom of the trim at the rear of the slide room. The trim is actually touching the floor. Removed the trim face to *61708* discover the framework is separated at the front inside floor, creating a bow in the floor itself. Recommend extending the slide, use a jack and raise the rear corner until it is back in alignment. Remove the baten and trim that is along the floor edge of the slide room, pre-drill holes through the floor through the first to wood from front to back. Use long wood screws and screw the bottom base plate back to the floor as it is clearly separated in numerous places, you can see that it was only attached by Staples. Once this is screwed back in place release the jack on the outside and verify proper alignment of the slide room and see if the floor plate that runs the length of the slide is holding the slide room and its proper position. Once this is verified that it is holding in its proper position, reattach the trim face, reattach the batten, putty all holes and run the slide in and out for proper operation. Photographs attached on this job line showing the separation in the support structure, showing the differences from front to back on the SAG of the slide room. Requesting 3.0
matched • confidence 0.98
correction
Customer reported the slide room sagging, mainly noticed it off of the misaligned panel on the outside of the unit. Could clearly see a significant sag from front to back measured inside on the floor at the front of the slide room at the front style floor of the unit to the floor of the slide with 7 3/8 on the rear of the slide room at the style six and three-quarter. Looking underneath the room while the room was fully retracted could not see any mechanical defects with the slide room mechanisms. Everything appeared to be securely bolted to the floor no loose bolts. Ran the slide out, the slide operates very quickly very smoothly. Inside with the trim on the slide room on the floor could see a significant difference approximately 3/4 of an inch on the front from the floor to the bottom of the trim at the rear of the slide room. The trim is actually touching the floor. Removed the trim face to *61708* discover the framework is separated at the front inside floor, creating a bow in the floor itself. Recommend extending the slide, use a jack and raise the rear corner until it is back in alignment. Remove the baten and trim that is along the floor edge of the slide room, pre-drill holes through the floor through the first to wood from front to back. Use long wood screws and screw the bottom base plate back to the floor as it is clearly separated in numerous places, you can see that it was only attached by Staples. Once this is screwed back in place release the jack on the outside and verify proper alignment of the slide room and see if the floor plate that runs the length of the slide is holding the slide room and its proper position. Once this is verified that it is holding in its proper position, reattach the trim face, reattach the batten, putty all holes and run the slide in and out for proper operation. Photographs attached on this job line showing the separation in the support structure, showing the differences from front to back on the SAG of the slide room. Requesting 3.0
matched • confidence 0.98
correction
Customer reported the slide room sagging, mainly noticed it off of the misaligned panel on the outside of the unit Could clearly see a significant sag from front to back measured inside on the floor at the front of the slide room at the front style floor of the unit to the floor of the slide with 7 3/8 on the rear of the slide room at the style six and three-quarter Looking underneath the room while the room was fully retracted could not see any mechanical defects with the slide room mechanisms. Everything appeared to be securely bolted to the floor no loose bolts. Ran the slide out the slide operates very quickly very smoothly Inside with the trim on the slide room for the floor could see a significant difference approximately 3/4 of an *61708* inch on the front from the floor to the bottom of the trim at the rear of the slide room. The trim is actually touching the floor. Removed the trim face to discover the framework at separated on the front inside floor, creating a bow in the floor itself Recommendation extend the slide use a jack and raise the rear corner until it is back in alignment Remove the bat and trim that is along the floor edge of the slide room pre-drill holes through the floor through the first to buy from front to back. Use long wood screws and screw the bottom base plate back to the floor as it is clearly separated and numerous places could see that it was only attached by Staples. Once this is screwed back in place release the jack on the outside and verify proper alignment of the slide room and see if the floor plate that runs the length of the slide is holding the slide room and its proper position. Once this is verified that it is holding in its proper position, reattach the trim face, reattach the batter putty, all holes run the slide in and out for proper operation Requesting a total of three hours
matched • confidence 0.98
correction
Customer reported the slide room sagging, mainly noticed it off of the misaligned panel on the outside of the unit. Could clearly see a significant sag from front to back measured inside on the floor at the front of the slide room at the front style floor of the unit to the floor of the slide with 7 3/8 on the rear of the slide room at the style six and three-quarter. Looking underneath the room while the room was fully retracted could not see any mechanical defects with the slide room mechanisms. Everything appeared to be securely bolted to the floor no loose bolts. Ran the slide out, the slide operates very quickly very smoothly. Inside with the trim on the slide room on the floor could see a significant difference approximately 3/4 of an inch on the front from the floor to the bottom of the trim at the rear of the slide room. The trim is actually touching the floor. Removed the trim face to *61708* discover the framework is separated at the front inside floor, creating a bow in the floor itself. Recommend extending the slide, use a jack and raise the rear corner until it is back in alignment. Remove the baten and trim that is along the floor edge of the slide room, pre-drill holes through the floor through the first to wood from front to back. Use long wood screws and screw the bottom base plate back to the floor as it is clearly separated in numerous places, you can see that it was only attached by Staples. Once this is screwed back in place release the jack on the outside and verify proper alignment of the slide room and see if the floor plate that runs the length of the slide is holding the slide room and its proper position. Once this is verified that it is holding in its proper position, reattach the trim face, reattach the batten, putty all holes and run the slide in and out for proper operation. Photographs attached on this job line showing the separation in the support structure, showing the differences from front to back on the SAG of the slide room. Requesting 3.0
matched • confidence 0.76
complaint
CUSTOMER STATES REAR OF SLIDE IS STARTING TO SIT LOWER THAN THE FRONT **I PUT DOTS ON THE FRONT & BACK OF THE OUTSIDE OF THE SLIDE** - THIS STARTED ABOUT 2 WEEKS AGO - IT WILL GRAB THE RUG BUT IS NOT SCRATCHING THE FLOOR THERESA GWASH, NICHOLE Customer #: 61708
partial-match • confidence 0.60
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Claim queue
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73991 RED Score 24 / 100
MYRV 12024 • Stephanie • prime-time
Recovery
$175.00
Short-Paid
$0.00
Days
48
Denial • Auto n/a • Payment 0d
3Cs / time / pictures / docs: mismatch / pending / pending / mismatch
| Claim | Dealer | Rep | Workflow | OEM | Date | Days Since Submission | Status | Comments | Flags | Latest cue | Recovery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 73991 RED Score 24 / 100 3Cs / time / pictures / docs: mismatch / pending / pending / mismatch |
MYRV 12024 | Stephanie | OEM Review RO pending |
prime-time | Sep 14, 2026 | 48d Auto n/a |
Payment Deadline Violated Denial |
Heat 12 10 comments • 1 follow-ups |
Denial • Recovery $175.00 | Paid $626.66 check 3238132 10/6/2026 | Seen Paid $0.00 • Recovery $175.00 |
73991 RED Score 24 / 100
Payment Deadline Violated
MYRV 12024 • Stephanie
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unknown • Bad claim ID • path suggests warranty-checks
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unknown • Bad claim ID • path suggests warranty-checks
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