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No too sure, worth a try, let me know how you get on .

No , sorry, there wasn't any sound to the video. Just follow the instructions and hopefully it'll work again for you. Thanks for watching the video. Ian

Aw thank you

Yes I got the parts from Mspa Web site, they list all parts fir any model. I repaired it during lockdown a few years ago, but have now sold the hot tub. Mspa were helpful at the time. Hope this helps

To be honest, I think they are cheaper to buy new than changing the bulbs in them.

@@ianellis honestly what an absolute carry on!! My daughter cut her self at her attempt and now got my cousin having ago! Why send replacement bulbs with the unit of you got to basically pull it apart to "attempt " to replace the flaming bulbs! Absolute madness 🥶🤬

Amazon sell them

Dont buy them these imo are garbage, I got 2 and they just go fast 1,2,3each bulb blew I've 2 of these things over 3 months all bulbs are out

It may simply be that your tub's inflation valve or deflation valve adapter is faulty, or that it's too loose. A loose inflation valve is likely to be a key cause of air escaping through a Lay-Z-Spa.

Skip to content  Lay Z Spa Deflating But No Puncture: 5 Steps To Follow July 29, 2022 Some links on this page may lead to us receiving a small commission at no additional charge to you. Read More One of the biggest problems inflatable spa owners may face is a deflating inflatable hot tub. Unfortunately, as a fully inflatable system, there may come a time when you find that your spa springs a leak. The best tubs and spas should hold up for years to come. However, even owners of Lay-Z-Spa tubs, considered some of the best in the world, may struggle with deflating issues every now and again. What should you do - and what should you check for if your Lay-Z-Spa starts deflating? We have a full guide on how to fix any kind of deflating tub - but right here and now, let’s take a look at Lay-Z-Spa deflating problems, and what you need to keep in mind. Related: Lay Z Spa Has a Leaking Pump  1) Have You Got A Puncture? This is normally the first thing you should think of when there is a spa deflation. A puncture could occur for any reason. Why Lay-Z-Spa tubs are generally very robust and durable, they are still susceptible to sharp points and objects likely to tear. You should be very careful to check the full lining once completely deflated. Punctures can be hard to spot if they are only slight. 2) Inspect While In Use Another thing you can do to head a deflating tub off at the pass is to carefully inspect it while in use. Check the outside of your tub, including the bottom surface and cover when inflated, for noises - such as air escaping from the pump or inflation hose, for example. If not on the outside of your tub, try to listen carefully for air leaks on the inside - just don’t fill it up with water! Here is a guide to inflating a spa with water in it. 3) Checking The Inflation Valve Thankfully, there’s an easy solution to many Lay-Z-Spa deflation problems. It doesn’t always have to be a puncture that’s causing air to shoot out of your tub. It may simply be that your tub’s inflation valve or deflation valve adapter is faulty, or that it’s too loose. A loose inflation valve is likely to be a key cause of air escaping through a Lay-Z-Spa. Once again, it can be uncommon for problems like this to arise in the most robust of tubs. However, it’s easy to fix. Make sure that your inflation valve is secure, tight, and fully in place. Otherwise, you’re going to leak air in spades. 4) Check Your Warranty Lay z spa deflation can be an issue and there seem to be a few claims on the web that Lay-Z-Spa tubs have warranties which won’t protect you against punctures. In our collective opinion, it’s worth checking these details if your tub deflates. We assume puncturing a jacuzzi is classed as accidental damage. Therefore, you may actually be able to claim and order the necessary products or part as a replacement for it through wear and tear on your contents insurance. Please note, as we’re not insurance carriers, this might vary - look carefully at your options. Good inflatable hot tubs have a warranty and will protect you if any deflating issues or usage problems arise and they’re of no fault of your own. You should always check the warranty details and inclusions before you buy. It’s worth knowing what you can claim for. 5) Don’t Replace Outright It’s tempting to just fix a hot tub, even a lazy spa, by just buying a whole new one. Is this really the best thing to do if you have a puncture or a loose-fitting? At upwards of £400-£500 for Lay-Z-Spa’s more affordable systems, you’re going to be wasting an awful lot of money. Therefore, make sure to check out an inflatable hot tub repair kit to see if you can fix it and to tighten up your inflation valves. Check out our full guide, for example, and never be ready to throw in the towel until you’ve given your tub the full once-over. Trust us on this! More Hot Tub Advice It’s important you find out what type of maintenance a UK hot tub needs before purchasing. Looking after a spa takes time and money, so we would advise doing your research before buying one. We have a number of useful guides, from cleaning to installation to get you started. Sources support.bestwayaftersales.co.uk/faq/help-with-your-lay-z-spa-inflatable-liner/ Share this post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on linkedin Share on tumblr  John Devlin Hello, Welcome to my website. I’m John, and I created the InflatableHotTubGuide while researching these spas nearly a decade ago. Since its creation, the site has become the leading UK resource for many models. As a passionate hot tub user, I love to test and explore all the latest machines this industry keeps creating. 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Aw thank you very much for your lovely comment.

Thank you very much for your comment , glad the video work out . Ian

Try contacting Mspa , think their number is 0353 1800 851 353.

I didn't know that, best being careful that's all. H & S lol

It's a concrete wall so I think that's unlikely.

If I remembered, I pushed the metal bar in on one side then having to unscrew the other side to pull out to get metal bar in. Hope this helps.

Hi Paul, temperature sensor i bought was from Mspa.com Sku number B9300983 mspaservice.co.uk/mspa-parts.html hope this is ok for you. Ian

It sounds like your temperature sensor. That controls your water temperature. They aren't expensive. You can order them at mspa.com

Hi there, they are Halogen 400w tubes (230v ) on amazon for £7:99 , and suitable for most makes of Halogen heaters.

Hope this helps out.

215mm fire bar element bulb lamp 400w.

Than you

Perhaps your pump has broken. Then it's time to replace it unfortunately. Ian

Try the actual pin. Mine wasn’t working and the pin that breaks the pod was blocked. I soaked in hot water and then blew through the small hole once the part was out. Worked immediately after and I’d tried everything

Have you tried amazon, look for ballcock assembly. Or Ebay, try your local wilkos. Hope this helps. Ian

Think I used my local plumb centre

Thanks Ian, found the very same one on Amazon. Job done.

It does sound like your pump is on its way out, so this will need replacing, before you even touch the heating element, try and get a new temperature sensor first, and if this works its a lot cheaper than a new heater.

Have you tried a large adjustable wrench. You can get a cheap pair from wilkos. Hope this helps.

Thank you