Hi, recently had the red triangle warning and stop engine, stop safely message come up.

I checked the ace fluid it was a little low so I bought some ace fluid topped it up then noticed a leak on a pipe.
I repaired the pipe using a rubber flexi hose and 10mm couplers as it was a difficult to remove steel one and I was worried about damaging the valve block if it was siezed. I also replaced the filter in the valve block after this and topped up with fresh ace fluid.

However the red light is staying on with the warning, after plugging in a diagnostic machine I had the fault code C1119-09 Hydraulic Pressure - Component Failure which I assumed was due to the leak. I cleared the code but it keeps coming back straight away.

After starting the car the light comes on immediately, revving the engine makes no difference and the car drives fine still and the fluid level is correct.

Does anyone have any advice on how to fix this? Didn’t want to be wasting money replacing parts for no reason if possible.
Could it be an air lock after repairing the pipe?
Will it cause any damage to anything if I continue to drive it? And can I just remove the fuse under the bonnet as a temporary solution?

2011 RRS 3.0 V6 8 speed auto if that makes any difference.

Also these are the readings from a diagnostic scanner.

https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2014/MC-10101861-9340.pdf

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Thanks, do you have any ideas how to test the actuators or valve block?

The actuators and valve block are not serviced by Land Rover, they replace them. If it's not in the manual or the linked doc, you have to search the web for help. 2009 Range Rover Sport Supercharged