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Is my mattress losing air?

You should not experience ongoing air loss with your Personal Comfort mattress. If your bed is softening overnight, don't worry -- this is almost always fixable at home, and any defective component is covered under your 25-year limited warranty.

Follow the steps below to find and fix the issue. If you'd rather watch someone walk through it, start here:

Watch the Troubleshooting Video on YouTube

Step 1: Check Your Hose Connections

The hoses connect your air chambers (inside the mattress) to the air control unit (the pump). A loose or damaged connection is the most common cause of air loss.

  1. Locate where the hoses connect to the air control unit.
  2. Disconnect each hose fitting by hand.
  3. Look at the black O-ring (a small rubber ring inside the fitting). Check for any cracks, tears, or damage.
  4. Apply a small amount of mineral oil or vegetable oil to the O-ring to lubricate it.

    Important: Do NOT use Vaseline or any petroleum-based product -- it will damage the O-ring.

  5. Reconnect each fitting firmly. You should hear and feel a "click" when it locks into place. If you don't hear a click, press harder until it seats fully.

Step 2: Find Out Where the Leak Is Coming From

Once the connections are secure, you need to determine whether the problem is in the air chamber (the bladder inside the mattress) or the air control unit (the pump).

Here's how to test it:

  1. Re-inflate both sides of the mattress to their highest setting.
  2. Remove the hose connections at the air control unit.
  3. Wait twelve hours and check to see if either side has lost air.

Note: It may take twelve hours to notice a difference. Be patient.

How to read the results:

What happened What it means
Neither side of the bed lost air. The air control unit likely needs repair or replacement
One, or both, side(s) of the bed lost air. The air chamber or fitting on the side(s) that lost air likely needs repair or replacement

Step 3: Contact Us If Needed

If you've completed these steps and still can't resolve the issue, our team is here to help. Both air chambers and air control units are covered under your 25-year limited warranty, so you won't be left without a solution.

Watch the full video walkthrough here for a visual guide through every step above.