If you use your Lay-Z-Spa 2 or less times a week, you should consider turning the heat off and only heating it up for use or dropping the temperature down to somewhere between 25°C and 30°C, then heating it up a few hours before you want to use it. Our standard hot tubs (not drop stitch) have a series of internal beams connecting the inside and outside walls. This provides structural stability to the hot tub and is what makes the shape durable no matter how many times you inflate and deflate. Drop Stitch Construction

There may be a perished or damaged washer or seal inside the pump. (Please do not open your pump as this will void your warranty).We recommend that you position your Lay-Z-Spa on a raised platform and in a covered or sheltered area. This will protect your hot tub from too much sunlight in Summer and from the elements in Winter. The Lay-Z-Spa thermal cover is also a great accessory to help reduce running costs ion the winter.

Our premium collection of insulated hot tub covers and accessories cater to an extensive range of Lazy Spa models, including the Vancouver, St Lucia, Bali, Bahamas, Havanna, Miami, Cancun, Helsinki, St Tropez, Vegas, New York, Paris, Milan, Palm Springs, Honolulu, Milan (Airjet Plus), Monaco, St Moritz, Pacific Grey Rattan, Pacific Tropical, Pacific Grey Wood, Pacific Grey, Ibiza, Hawaii, Majorca, Maldives, and Palma.One of the most common problems that inflatable Jacuzzi owners seem to face is a leaking pump. While Lay-Z-Spa tubs are generally some of the most reliable around, there is still a chance that you are going to come across a hot tub pump leak every once in a while.

A crushed or kinked inlet or outlet pipe can be caused from different things. One reason could be that your liner is low on air. The main reason for this is usually due to a kink in one of the hoses that goes through the liner from the egg because of a sag in the liner. The loss of air will allow the hose to bend which will restrict the water flow. Simply fill your liner with air can straighten the pipes out and if that was the issue you should be good. Other things such as pipes going soft over time can cause this. Another option to solve this would be to get a short piece of rigid pipe to fit inside this pipe to keep it from collapsing. This may be helpful to do to both the top and bottom water pipes.the pipe should fit inside the gray end and be long enough to go through the liner but not come out the other side. This length can be different depending on your tub model. Once this has been completed, switch the water flow from in through the C and out again through the B

Chemicals Guide

If you know anything at all about inflatable spas and a hot tub, you’ll likely recognise Lay-Z-Spa as a leading brand. There’s a reason for this – their systems are often the most reliable, are extremely comfortable, and are often pretty innovative. But even the top-rated Lay-Z-Spa systems have off-days, and that’s why it pays to be prepared with replacement parts and spares when searching for a solution. Believe it or not, your filters being dirty can actually cause this error. A buildup of dirt and other things on the filters can slow the flow of water through the system. If the water slows enough, the water flow sensor paddle will not move enough to trigger the sensor to tell the system that water is in fact moving. One EASY way to tell if this is your issue is to remove the filter housings and start your pump. If it runs and doesn't give you the E02 error, this is your problem. Simply hosing off the dirt and junk from the filters can restore the water flow to a normal level. If the filters are too dirty, they may require replacing. These pumps are equiped with a water flow sensor to tell the pump that water is actually moving through the system. The water flow sensor is a tube that has a small paddle that contains a small magnet that hangs in the water's path, and when water flows through the tube, the paddle is pushed upwards causing the magnet to trigger a magnetic switch. When the switch is triggered, it indicates that water is flowing. The way the system works with this sensor can trigger not only the E02 error, but it can also trigger an E01 error.