Lazy Spa Compatible Clip On Non-Return Valve for the A Connection, easily installed, fits Air Jet and Hydro Jet models.

Put the hot tub up and noticed that it was leaking water from the air intake connection, disconnected it and had a steady flow of water coming out the hot tub, contacted Lay-Z-Spa and explained the problem and was told that I’d need to order a new liner!! Looked online and found this which has done the job perfectly!! You just put it in the end of the air intake connect everything back up and Jobs Done!! that easy! No more leaks and no buying a new liner!! 😊

Perfect.... tried a similar product from another website, still continued to leak...fitted this part and stopped the leaking instantly.

Not perfect but it stopped the water gushing out so it is working, odd drips but massive improvement.

Does work. Make sure you use lubrication on the o ring and seal and it will be fine. Stopped the leak I had back through the air pump. Bit pricey for what it is but I guess it's cheaper and easier than messing about with the valve in the inflatable body...

It was easy to fit and we thought it had worked however it's gone from dropping a few inches of water in a week to having this fitted and losing all the water above the pipeline. Unfortunately as you can see in the video it drips constantly - bigger and more frequent drips that the original part that was 7 years old!

Woke up one morning to find my Layzspa Fiji had slowly trickled and drained its self from the airjet This good quality little device just slots in the pipe and the leak has stopped everything back to normal operation! Thankyou!

Works exactly as described. Quick fix and I suspect that it could be a permanent solution as the fit is spot on with no leaks. It will certainly see us through this summer. Very reasonable price and a quick delivery.

Water from tub would gush out air outlet when detached. Internal one way valve completely failed. Also water getting past valve within pump unit resulting in considerable leakage. Inserted new valve which held back water from tub but drip from joint when reconnected. This is clearly due to sealing O ring not 100%. This was remedied with PTFE tape around O ring. However the replacement one way valve did allow some minimal water to pass and could be seen at base of pump. So in conclusion the new valve helps reduce the water problem by 95% and subsequent water at base of pump of no consequence. To completely resolve the water leakage problem one would need to replace the one way valve (mushroom valve) within the pump. I’m also going to see if the original one way valve within the inflatable tub can be replaced- new part available and use both one way valves together before attempting to dismantle pump unit.