Consequences of an excess deferral to a Roth 401k or 403b

I'm reasonably familiar with the tax consequences of not removing an excess deferral to a pre-tax 401k or 403b.  But what happens if the deferral is to a Roth account?  It's not added back to taxable income, because a Roth deferral was already taxed.  And Roth 401k withdrawals are not taxed (after age 59-1/2) anyway so I'm not paying tax twice, as with a pre-tax plan.  So what, if any, are the consequences of not removing the excess deferral?