This Layzspa error usually occurs when setting up the hot tub in cold weather. If it is too cold, the pump will not operate.

The Lazyspa Air Jet Pump is designed to run in temperatures in excess of 4✬. This error will also come up if you try to run the pump without sufficient water or if you forget to remove the caps from the tubes. Then remove each cap in turn allowing water from the tub to flow out, then recapping and reinstalling the air jet pump.

Also they can be reverse flushed by removing the filter, capping the tubes and removing the pump. These can be removed with large pliers, but extreme care needs to be taken to not damage the tub. It can also be caused by excess debris clogging the screens on the tub piping. Ordinarily it means that the filter is dirty and needs cleaning or replacing. It is the result of back pressure on the pump unit because of a restriction in water flow. This Lay-Z-Spa pump error is quite common. Don't bash it!! Reconnect to the mains and make sure that it is plugged directly into the mains as extension leads often cannot cope with the high draw of the pump and should not be used. Whilst off, gently hit the side of the pump with the pump in the upright position to reposition the sensor flags. The simple solution is to disconnect the pump from the mains. It can also be a result of an electrical fault. This can happen if the sensor is in the incorrect position. All of our LazySpa Hot Tubs use the Lazy Spa Air Jet System so that is what we will focus on. We don't work with the Lay-Z-Spa Hydrojet Pump. When you set up a Lazy Spa tub and hire them out as much as we do, you become a bit of an expert on the Lazy Spa error codes and how to correct them. We hire hot tubs to Bourne, Deeping, Peterborough, Sleaford and even Grantham. We work with Lay Z Spa Hot Tubs all of the time. How to Diagnose and Clear Lay Z Spa Error Codes Lay-Z-Spa Air Jet Pump

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