On the bottom edge of the panel there are two tiny slots in the plastic. Take a flat blade pocket screwdriver, insert the blade in the slot and pry it off .
I would agree with the the last poster just one final thing to check make sure the bottom of your fridge in the back of your fridge is dust free dust builds up on the condensers and they get blocks and they don't work as efficiently and also make sure there's the correct space between the back side top and bottom of the fridge according to the specifications I don't have them with me but you should have them in your user manual if you have one.
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Check the condenser coils are free of dust and debris.
Turn off for 15 minutes by removing the wall plug. This is a power reset if your unknown, unstated model has an electronic board.
Or it needs a new thermistor or a gas top up in which case you need a service call.
To remove the front control panel on a Beko GNEV322 refrigerator, you will need to follow these steps:
Unplug the refrigerator from the electrical outlet.
Locate the two small slots on the control panel, these are usually located on the bottom edge of the panel.
Use a flat-head screwdriver to gently press in on the tabs located in the slots, this will release the panel from the refrigerator.
Once the tabs are released, gently pull the control panel away from the refrigerator to remove it.
If the control panel still won't budge after following these steps, you may want to consult the user manual or contact Beko customer support for further assistance.
Note: Be Careful when working with electrical appliances, especially when unplugging them.
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You can try, but it has 4 wires for a reason, perhaps low and high speed.
Google
make model condenser fan
Unless it is the evaporator circulation fan? You fridge has three fans. There are many types listed here.
https://www.google.com/search?q=BEKO+American+style+fridge+freezer+condenser+fan
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That is normally indicative of a failed gasket and not sealing properly. The warm moist air is sucked in and condenses to frost. You should be able to trap and grip a 2" strip of normal printing paper all the way around it.
It shows the thermostat, the housing and the knob. It Iooks like it probably has catches that lock into those slots on the sides. Put something like a butter knife in the side to release them and pull gently.
If you look carefully there is a small notch like lug at the center of the drain tray which latches by itself on the tray cover. You need only a gentle action to puch this down and pull to remove the tray. Think as opening a cupboard drawer by with a small downward push before you pull.
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