Yes. Air jets are stocked as replacement parts, along with the black 90-degree quick-connect elbows that attach to them and the clear air jet tubing, which is sold by the foot. To order, tell the team how many jets you need, send a photo of the part, and provide your model and serial number, a shipping address and payment details. Parts typically ship by FedEx and a tracking number is emailed to you. If a jet failed on its own and your tub is within the warranty terms, request it under the warranty instead of purchasing it.
What Is Available
The air system parts the team keeps on hand are the air jet itself, the black quick-connect 90-degree elbow, and clear air jet tubing cut to the length you need. Hydro jets are not offered as loose replacement parts in the same way, so ask the team about your specific model before assuming a hydro jet can be ordered like an air jet. If you are unsure which parts belong to the air system and which belong to the hydro system, What Is a Therapy Package on a Walk-In Tub? explains the difference.
How to Order
- Count the jets you need and note whether the elbow or tubing also needs replacing.
- Photograph the damaged part so the team can confirm the exact fit.
- Have your model and serial number ready; the serial label is behind the magnetic access panel next to the door.
- Provide a shipping address and payment details, or use the order form described in Ordering a Replacement Part by Order Form or Phone.
- Watch for the tracking email once the parts ship.
Warranty or Purchase?
The lifetime limited parts warranty applies to the original purchaser at the original installation address. A jet that cracks or leaks in normal use can be requested under the warranty by opening a ticket with photos, a description of the problem and the serial number, and the support team verifies coverage against the published terms. Jets that were broken during installation or while moving the tub are not a manufacturing defect, so those are purchased, and the team ships them promptly when a job is waiting. Either way, Ella ships the parts and a local licensed plumber does the labor. More on parts orders is in Replacement Parts Common Questions.
Disconnecting and Reconnecting an Air Line
The clear air tube seats in a push-fit quick-connect elbow, and it can be released without tools.
- Press the blue release ring firmly against the body of the elbow.
- While holding the ring in, pull the clear tube straight out.
- Inspect the end of the tube and the elbow for corrosion or debris and clean them.
- Push the tube back into the elbow until it seats fully, then run the air pump to confirm the connection holds.
If the elbow itself or the jet body needs to come off, ask the team to confirm the procedure for your model before forcing anything.
Related Guides
- Air Jet Covers, Jet Faces, Tubing and Connectors: What Can Be Replaced and What Cannot Be Added Later
- A Jet Nozzle Broke Off: Why Some Jets Are Directional and Others Fixed, and How to Get the Right Replacement
- Removing and Replacing an Air Jet: 3mm Hex Key, Clearing Debris and Resealing the Elbow
Common Questions
How many air jets should I order at once?
Can I order replacement hydro jets the same way?
Are broken air jets covered under the warranty?
Do you also sell the clear air tubing?
Who installs the replacement air jets on my tub?
Still Need Help?
Open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support or call (800) 480-6850 and have your model and serial number ready.