[Lhinkle114]

Well thank you Lippert they have a service called RV Tech Service. Right now it runs around $20 till the repair is done. It is a unbelievable service I have to use it twice now and cant say enough about the service. They even call me back on a Sunday nobody does that anymore. Anyway the manual method would not work to raise the front hydraulic feet and we don't know why. He talked me through a method using the solenoid where you reverse the positive and negative cables around then turn on the battery switch and the pump will work until the switch is shut off. Then reverse the cables in the other direction to run the motor opposite direction. But anyway one of the main problems I had when doing manual is not knowing what value went to what hydraulic legs/slides. So I have now labeled the valves inside the battery bay. They are the only ones I was worried about the one on the front left hydraulic leg is a given.