This the board in a freezer that has a high temperature alarm beeping sound as the temperature rises above a set point. Can anyone identify where the beeping may be coming from and how I can disable it? Thank you.

 

I can not see the other side of the board. Center of circle there are two pins. I think on the other side of the board there is a small tin can looking thing that is a beeper/speaker.

 

There is nothing in that picture that beeps.
A picture of the other side of the board please.

 

I apologize I should have been more thorough in all of this. The first picture is a picture of the control board on the front of this upright freezer and here is the other side of that control board.

 

The first picture is the front control panel and the sound seems to be coming from there but I know nothing about PCB boards so maybe not. On the website I also found this main control board that is located behind the freezer, I was looking for a buzzer of some sort on the control board as to the source of the noise but I don't really know what I'm looking at. Here is the front and back of the main control board.

 

In the picture in your first post, you need to remove the two screws to release the PCB from the plastic cover, then take a picture of the side of the PCB which was next to that cover.

 

Ok I see what you're saying. I will try to disassemble it. Thanks for your help.

 

Ok I see what you're saying. I will try to disassemble it. Thanks for your help.

There may be loose bits in between so lift the PCB off the cover carefully and note where everything is ready for reassembly.

 

Glad you mentioned that.

 

Hi Kevin.
As a hint I use my mobile phone cam to take shots as I disassemble some pieces of equipment, very helpful memory jogger where all the bits go back together.
E

 

Absolutely

 

I got the front panel off and located the buzzer and took the little circular piece out of it and now there is no more beeping. Thank you all.

 

Thanks Eric.

 

As a hint I use my mobile phone cam to take shots as I disassemble some pieces of equipment, very helpful memory jogger where all the bits go back together.

I use a piece of cardboard and disassemble in a line along the board. Then reverse the project to assemble.
Yes now I use my phone's camera and ..... so where is my phone? any way it helps the memory.
RonS