Pdf appear in the collection, but won't download from cloud

Hello everybody,
I have an issue now with the pdf I just Sync'ed. They appear in the collection shelf, but stay on the cloud.
I tap on the "download" disk on the right but nothing happens.
It is the first time my pdf are on the cloud when I synch from McBook to Ipad. They are usually usable as soon as the synh is complete.
What can I do?
My internet connection is fine, whayt is the problem?
Thank you for your help.
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