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I, too, bought a previously enjoyed unit. It is a bit overwhelming to get started without having been this way before. One thing you might consider is developing a relationship with a local dealer even though you didn't buy it there. Be willing to pay a reasonable fee for the service manager to go over the unit with you and explain things as he might for a new buyer. Key word, "reasonable fee".
If you don't have a user manual, you can download one from this sight. Most of us guys don't like to read instructions, but it really did help me to make checklists for hook-up and take-down of my rig. I cannot over emphasize the importance of checklists, especially if you are new to the fifth wheel world. There are a lot of small details to address and sequence is very important in many cases.
Sorry, I can't run by and help. I am in Hong Kong and my rig is in Central Texas. Hope you can find someone nearby, if not, ask you questions right here.
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