Lay-Z-Spa slowly loses air pressure; walls feel soft or saggy over time.

Safety first: Keep electrical components away from any water that may leak while testing.

• 1. Check air valve: Ensure the inflation/deflation valve is fully tightened. Use the supplied plastic wrench if provided.
• 2. Soap test: Mix water with a little dish soap and brush it around the valve and seams. Look for small bubbles indicating air leaks.
• 3. Mark leak points: Use a marker to circle any bubbling areas.
• 4. Deflate and dry: Partially deflate the spa so the leak area is relaxed and dry.
• 5. Patch leaks: Use a Lay‑Z‑Spa vinyl repair patch kit as per instructions, ensuring good adhesion.
• 6. Reinflate to correct pressure: Do not overinflate; use the built-in gauge or follow the manual. Overinflation can cause new leaks.
• If the valve itself leaks internally: The valve assembly may need replacement; contact Lay‑Z‑Spa support.