Roborock "Internal error": what it means and the fix
Works for Roborock robot vacuums (S, Q, Saros and Qrevo series).
What it means: The robot has a system fault it cannot clear on its own.
Quick fix: Open the top cover and find the Reset button. Its position varies by model.
Fix it in 4 steps
- Open the top cover and find the Reset button. Its position varies by model.Done?
- Press the Reset button to reset the system.Roborock notes a reset restores factory settings, including Wi-Fi and schedules.Done?
- If the robot still misbehaves, restore factory settings as your manual describes.Done?
- Reconnect the robot to Wi-Fi in the Roborock app and set your schedules again.Did it work?
Fixed when: The robot restarts and runs normally.
Great, it is fixed. Bookmark this page in case it comes back.
Still showing Internal error?
The internal error persists after a factory reset. Contact Roborock support. Contact Roborock support at 1 855 960 4321 (24/7 (US)). Roborock support →
Parts that fix this
Other Roborock errors
7Wheels stuck›12Battery too low›14Battery error›15Wall sensor dirty›16Robot tilted›18Fan error›21Vertical bumper pressed›22Dock locator error›23Cannot return to the dock›27VibraRise mop lift stuck›28Robot on carpet›42Maintenance brush jammed›Fan speed lowered›No go zone or virtual wall detected›Cannot cross carpet›Dock light steady red›All 28 Roborock codes →Keeps happening? Compare before you replace
Questions owners ask
Will a reset delete my Roborock's settings?
Yes. Roborock says a reset restores factory settings, including Wi-Fi and schedules, so you will need to reconnect it in the app.