I have a jacuzzi corner tub. The control panel

Probably control panel or if there are separate pumps for each side, that side's pump probably doesn't have a relay working with bad switch from the control panel.

First thing you need to do is remove some skirting so you can actually see where the water is coming from.
The 3 position control panel would only leak if the water was above it or covering it if it is located in the wall of the tub. That solution would only require the bather to NOT fill the tub quite so full.
IF however the water is coming from another location then that will be noticeable when you are checking for the water leak.

To disconnect one of the jets to get more water flow to the other jets may not be very practical as you will need to remove the tub and cut the plumbing to the jet in question and cap it off.
The other solution that you may use is you have adjustable jets is to turn the water off by the face of the jet, clockwise.
If your jets are not adjustable then the first solution would be your only option other than purchasing a large horse power bath pump so you would get more water flow.

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should of primed it first ?

Fill the tub with water. get it in. touch the Logo.

one or more of the jets are turned off. i would suspect someone is plugging the jets off which causes water to go backwards in the system and the water goes out the air controls. solution: check the jets to make sure the jet faces are turned on and/or tell someone to quit plugging off the jets when they are in the tub.

O ring set may be required slow job take care

You'll need to start electrical troubleshooting from a point where you have power and then keep testing further into the unit to find out where the power stops. Is there a local 'ground fault' reset button inside the hot tub control area (under the tub?)

sounds like it could be either the heating element, the thermostat or pressure switch problem. Does the light come on when it is trying to heat? if it doesn't come on then most likely the heating element needs to be changed.

I would check all power to the tub. Is it plugged straight to a breaker, plugged into a GFCI, GFCI breaker in the master panel? For it to just stop altogether I would think something tripped.