If the brake pedal has become "soft" and becomes "harder" after several consecutive presses, this means that air has entered the hydraulic brake drive.
To remove air from the system, you need to bleed the brakes. The procedure for bleeding the brakes is quite simple, but it is more convenient to do it with an assistant.
You will find a detailed description of bleeding the brake system in the section "Brake system" (see Bleeding the hydraulic brake system).
Bleeding the brake system (Opel Astra J)
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