Your hydraulic system may have air bubbles in it. Cycle your jacks several times - up and down several times to purge the air. I had to take my rig in for some service a couple of weeks ago. It had been sitting for 7 months. I was getting it ready and noticed the middle drivers side jack was slowly coming down. I put the control board in MANUAL mode and ran the jacks up and down, using each button a time or two or three…run them down until they touch the ground a bit then retract. I lowered the front jacks down low then raised them up high…probably 5 or 6 cycles of exercising the system. The air must have cleared because all jacks were properly up in position the next day. I did check for leaks on each jack but found nothing. Also - before I started I cleaned the jack legs with silicone, wiped them down good and clean.
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MikenDebbie Aggie ‘77 in the sticks near Austin TX
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