F-2382Detected Oct 4, 10:42 UTC
I bought my phone from Harbor in the UK. Is a cracked screen repaired for free under the warranty?
Found in v3.4 · locale-formatting on locale-formatting · Returns & warranty
Model answer vs gold answer
8% of model-answer words appear in the gold answer
Model answer
support-assistant v3.4Yes, Unsupported: cracked screens are repaired free of charge under the 2-year warranty.
Gold answer
Human-verified · locale-formattingNo. The warranty covers manufacturing defects only; physical damage such as a cracked screen is not covered. If you have device insurance, you can file an insurance claim instead.
- claimFlagged by the judge as unsupported or contradicted
Retrieved context
bge-m3 · hybrid (BM25 + dense, RRF) · top 3 passed to the generator
2 of 3 retrieved chunks are relevant · gold passage ranked first
- 1
Device warranty
Warranty period · kb-returns-009 · v2026.09
RelevantDevices have a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Similarity0.84 - 2
Device insurance claims
Claim limits · kb-returns-012 · v2026.09
Not relevantInsurance covers up to 2 claims per year.
Similarity0.73 - 3
Device warranty
What is not covered · kb-returns-009 · v2026.09
RelevantAccidental damage, including cracked screens and liquid damage, is not covered.
Similarity0.72
Judge verdict
LLM judge · Claude Opus 5.5 · rubric v3
0.04
rubric score · pass threshold 0.70
Chunk 3 explicitly excludes cracked screens. The answer asserts free repair.
Diagnosis
Incorrect factual answers · Warranty exclusions
Root cause
The generator anchored on the 2-year figure in chunk 1 and dropped the exclusion clause in chunk 3; the regional framing of the question pulled attention away from coverage rules.
Suggested fix
Add a coverage-exclusion check to support-prompt v7 for warranty intents and add this question to the regression set.
Playbook: incorrect factual answers
The answer contradicts the knowledge base, usually by misreading or conflating two policies.
Detection signals
- Answer correctness below 0.7 while faithfulness stays high
- Disagreement with gold on a key entity: plan, fee, date or zone
- Reviewer edits the fact but keeps the structure
Common fixes
- Check for a stale article version before changing the prompt
- Add a structured extraction step for fees and plan limits
- Add contrastive examples for similarly worded plans and zones
- Route high-stakes billing intents to verified templates
Activity
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Relevant ·
Detected by support-assistant v3.4 run and labeled incorrect factual answers