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This is the exact nine-section pack you get, built on a sample Carrier compressor job. Names and serials are invented, the structure is not. What you buy is this document, filled with your job's facts, ready to paste into your portal.

Job: failed compressor on a Carrier 3-ton condenser, parts-warranty claim via ServiceBench. Fictional shop: Meridian Air Services, Plano TX. Job ref WP-SAMPLE-001.

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Section 1 — Cover / Claim Router

Claim path:
Carrier residential parts warranty → ServiceBench, dealer account of record.
Clock:
Repair date 2026-07-28. Carrier window is 90 calendar days from repair: submit and approval must complete by 2026-10-26. Days remaining at pack delivery: 78.
Verdict recap:
Rescuable. Registered unit inside 10-year parts coverage, failed-part and replacement part numbers match the distributor invoice, compressor serial photographed.
Route note:
File as a parts claim. Labor is not covered on this path; no labor line is included.

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Section 2 — Entitlement Snapshot

ItemValueSource
UnitCarrier 24ACC636A003, 3-ton AC condenserNameplate photo P-01
Unit serial1424X99999Nameplate photo P-01
Install date2019-06-12Registration lookup screenshot P-07
RegistrationRegistered, original ownerRegistration lookup screenshot P-07
Coverage10-year parts (registered), through 2029-06-12Registration lookup screenshot P-07
Failure date2026-07-24Work order WO-8841
Repair date2026-07-28Invoice INV-20447
In window?Yes. Failure and repair inside parts coverage; claim inside 90-day submit windowDates above

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Section 3 — Field Fill Sheet

Portal labels left, paste values right. Fields marked (dropdown) are portal-side lists: select at submit time, values not invented here.

ServiceBench fieldPaste this
Dealer account numberYour CE account number, suffix stripped (see Submit Checklist item 2)
Unit model number24ACC636A003
Unit serial number1424X99999
Install date06/12/2019
Failure date07/24/2026
Repair date07/28/2026
Failed part numberP/N 06EA660151 (compressor)
Failed part serialCMP-2019-556677
Replacement part number06EA660151 per distributor invoice INV-D-99310 line 1
Defect code(dropdown) select per portal list to match diagnosis below
Causal partCompressor (most labor-intensive replaced part)
DiagnosisPaste Section 5 verbatim

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Section 4 — Parts Exact-Match Table

PartFailed unit P/NInvoice lineInvoice P/N stringMatch
Compressor06EA660151INV-D-99310, line 106EA660151EXACT
Filter drierKH43LG070INV-D-99310, line 2KH43LG070EXACT (replaced with compressor per practice; claim as accessory to causal part)

Rule applied: the portal part string must match the distributor invoice character for character. Both lines verified against the invoice PDF, page 1.

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Section 5 — Diagnosis Narrative

Built only from the tech's recorded facts on WO-8841. Nothing inferred, nothing invented.

"On arrival 07/24/2026, unit not cooling. Compressor attempts start, trips on internal overload after approximately 8 seconds. Measured locked rotor amps 118A against RLA 16.7A on nameplate. Run capacitor tested 44.6 uF against 45 uF rating, within tolerance. Contactor points intact, coil energizes at 24V. Windings megged at 0.4 megohm to ground, below acceptable threshold, indicating winding insulation failure to ground. Diagnosis: compressor grounded windings, internal electrical failure. Replaced compressor and filter drier on 07/28/2026, pulled vacuum to 350 microns, recharged to nameplate subcooling. Unit operating within specification at departure."

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Section 6 — Photo Index

RefFileShows
P-0101_nameplate.jpgUnit nameplate: model, serial, RLA
P-0202_failed_compressor_tag.jpgFailed compressor tag with serial CMP-2019-556677
P-0303_meg_reading.jpgMeter showing winding-to-ground reading
P-0404_new_part_box.jpgReplacement part label matching invoice P/N
P-0505_unit_installed.jpgCompleted repair, gauges on
P-0606_invoice_INV-D-99310.pdfDistributor invoice, both part lines
P-0707_registration_lookup.pngCoverage lookup showing registration and term

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Section 7 — Missing Docs Gate

ItemStatus
Nameplate photoGREEN
Failed part serial (required for compressor claims)GREEN
Distributor invoice with matching P/N stringsGREEN
Diagnosis facts (measurements recorded)GREEN
Registration/coverage proofGREEN
Homeowner name/address on work orderYELLOW: present on WO-8841; redact from photos before upload if visible

Gate result: nothing red. Pack cleared for submission.

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Section 8 — Submit Checklist (one sitting, about 10 minutes)

  1. 1.Log in to ServiceBench with your own dealer credentials. We never have them.
  2. 2.Confirm your account number matches your CE invoice with the -00/-01/-02 suffix stripped.
  3. 3.Open a new parts claim; paste Section 3 fields top to bottom.
  4. 4.Select the defect code from the dropdown that matches the diagnosis (winding failure to ground).
  5. 5.Paste Section 5 into the diagnosis field verbatim.
  6. 6.Attach P-01, P-02, P-03, P-06, P-07.
  7. 7.Leave the Hold and Credit Card boxes unchecked; they delay payment.
  8. 8.Submit, save the claim number, and forward it to desk@warrantyprep.com so we can track adjudication with you.

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Section 9 — Denial / Resubmit Addendum

If this claim bounces, the likely reasons and moves:

  • More information requested: usually the diagnosis or a photo. Reply with the exact measurement lines from Section 5; do not paraphrase.
  • Part number mismatch: re-check the invoice string against the portal entry character for character; correct and resubmit inside the same 90-day window.
  • Registration dispute: attach P-07 and the original install invoice if the homeowner has it.

Clock note: a denial does not reset the 90 days. Resubmission must still land inside the original window, so treat any bounce as same-week work. If a bounce arrives, forward it as-is to desk@warrantyprep.com; the addendum response is covered by your original $149.