Water is leaking from around the spa cabinet base or corners, but equipment bay appears dry.

Safety first: Turn off power at the GFCI breaker. Be cautious when cutting or removing foam insulation.

• Localize leak: Remove cabinet panels near the wet area and inspect the back of the shell and plumbing for moisture trails.
• Use dye if needed: Add a small amount of food coloring near suspected leak areas inside the spa and watch for colored water appearing behind the shell.
• Expose plumbing: Carefully remove foam insulation around the suspected leak using a hand tool, taking care not to damage pipes.
• Repair crack or fitting: For small shell cracks, use a spa shell repair kit. For plumbing leaks, cut out the damaged section and glue in new PVC fittings and pipe.

Extensive leaks in foamed-in plumbing can be labor-intensive; consider professional repair.