Wyze Floor Surface Damage from Robot Components

Wyze robot vacuum leaves marks or scratches on hardwood or delicate flooring.

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Possible Causes

Debris caught under main brush guard, Worn or sharp plastic edges on bottom cover, Hard debris stuck in wheel treads, Missing or worn caster wheel

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Turn off the robot and place it on a soft surface before inspection.

  • Inspect underside: Look for sharp edges, cracks, or protruding screws on the bottom cover and brush guard.
  • Check for trapped debris: Remove the main brush and brush guard. Look for small stones, glass, or hard debris lodged in the guard or wheel treads.
  • Inspect caster wheel: Ensure the front caster wheel is present, rotates freely, and is not worn flat.
  • Smooth rough edges: Lightly sand any sharp plastic burrs with very fine sandpaper, being careful not to alter functional surfaces.
  • Test on inconspicuous area: After cleaning and smoothing, test the robot on a less visible section of floor to confirm no further marking.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Wyze Front Caster Wheel Assembly
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