How do you deflate a lazy spa

One of the main reasons Lay Z Spa inflatable hot tubs have become so popular is their portability; they can easily be packed up and moved when needed. Packing, moving and inflating are all part of the general maintenance to expect with a Lay Z Spa.

In order to deflate your spa, drain the spa of any water then fully unscrew the inflation valve and completely remove. This will cause the spa to start to deflate. Once the spa has deflated, you can carefully fold the spa, to remove the final bits of air. The spas do not come with a separate inflatable cushion, as they have a cushioned base. The circular inflatable part supplied is a lid to help insulate the spa and should be placed inside the top cover.

How do you deflate a lazy spa

In order to deflate your spa, drain the spa of any water then fully unscrew the inflation valve and completely remove. This will cause the spa to start to deflate. Once the spa has deflated, you can carefully fold the spa, to remove the final bits of air. All of our spas come with a standard warranty period, so that you have the peace of mind that in the unlikely event that you were to experience a problem we are here to help you. The Lay-Z-Spa pump unit filters the water via a replaceable filter. When the heater is turned on the filter will also be active, but you can activate the filter without the heater. The inflatable lid can be inflated using the spa pump and the inflation hose. To help locate punctures we recommend using washing up liquid diluted in water, by wetting the spa liner surface escaping air should produce some visible bubbles. Repair patches can be purchased from www. Ensure that the surface to be repaired is cleaned and completely dry before applying the repair patch. Please wait at least 30 minutes from applying the patch before re-inflating to allow the adhesive to dry. This will depend on how well the water is maintained using chemicals and how often the spa is used.

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If you have a deflating Lay Z Spa check out this guide. However, it keeps deflating for no apparent reason. This could be because the inflation valve is leaking and happily there is a simple solution. First, check if the air valve is leaking. This is done by soaking the valve in soapy water. If you see foam and bubbles, the air-valve is loose, and you will need to secure it. To do this you will need to deflate the hot tub, then holding the rear of the valve from inside the unit, turn clockwise with a wrench until tight. Re-inflate the tub then repeat the soapy water process to ensure it is no longer leaking- Job done!

How do you deflate a lazy spa

Knowing how to deflate a Lay-Z-spa and storing it correctly is important to ensure you can enjoy it for many a year. Buying a Lay-Z-Spa is an investment and one you want to last as long as possible. That, along with the fact that the last thing you want or need when summer arrives is a damaged and unusable hot tub.

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Once the water level is below the bottom pipe level you can open the drain valve in the base of the liner to allow the last of the water out. Attach the inflation hose, switch on the bubble jets and insert the hose into the inlet pipes; this will blast any remaining water. The inflatable lid can be inflated using the spa pump and the inflation hose. The spas do not come with a separate inflatable cushion, as they have a cushioned base. Once the spa has deflated, you can carefully fold the spa, to remove the final bits of air. Although the spa pumps are waterproof, if you are expecting very heavy rain we would recommend the pump unit is detached from the spa use the stopper caps, to allow you to do this without losing the water and bring inside. We do not provide medical advice or treatments from using these spas. This part of the spa is the massage seam where the bubbles come from. Garden storage A plastic garden storage unit is also a good solution for a Lay Z Spa. Whether you are moving home or just want to pack your hot tub away for the winter. I hope you find our content helpful.

This post will run through how to inflate a Lay Spa and tackle any issues that may arise.

Packing, moving and inflating are all part of the general maintenance to expect with a Lay Z Spa. We recommend that the spa be placed on a surface that provides thermal insulation, such as the Bestway Floor Protector. This is a safety function. One of the main reasons Lay Z Spa inflatable hot tubs have become so popular is their portability; they can easily be packed up and moved when needed. Attach the inflation hose to the 'C' connection on the pump, insert into the inflation valve and press the bubble function on the pump unit. To help locate punctures we recommend using washing up liquid diluted in water, by wetting the spa liner surface escaping air should produce some visible bubbles. How do I deflate my Lay-Z-Spa? The heater function and bubble function cannot be used at the same time. Most Lay Z Spas are stored in sheds or garages, but there are one or two things to consider. You can keep the liner of your inflatable hot tub protected in one and the rest of the gubbins in another.