My parents absolutely hate beeps so I often open up the appliance and look for the beeper on the circuit board and physically remove the beeper. So far I've al

My parents absolutely hate beeps so I often open up the appliance and look for the beeper on the circuit board and physically remove the beeper. So far I've always been able to use side-cutters to cut the beeper leads because the beeper has been a through-hole device. I guess some modern PCBs you would need to desolder the beeper. Obviously only if you don't have to worry about warrantee. You also need to have a smidgen of technical ability to not cause other unforeseen problems. I'm sure there will be YouTubes and articles on what to look for and what to do.