Wyze robot vacuum shows C14 and stops; often associated with overcurrent or overload protection.

Safety first: Turn off the robot and remove it from the dock immediately to prevent further damage.

• Inspect moving parts: Check main brush, side brush, drive wheels, and front caster for jams or heavy resistance. Remove all hair and debris.
• Check for overheating: If the robot feels unusually hot, allow it to cool for at least 30 minutes before further testing.
• Restart and test briefly: After cleaning and cooling, power on the robot and start a short cleaning cycle in an open area. If C14 reappears quickly, stop using the robot.
• Do not repeatedly reset: Repeatedly forcing operation with an overcurrent fault can permanently damage the main board.
• Seek service: A persistent C14 usually indicates a failing motor (brush, wheel, or fan) or a damaged motor driver on the main board. Component-level diagnosis and replacement should be done by Wyze support or a qualified technician.