I am trying to solve the same issue with my ice dispenser cover. The ice dispenser arm is broken, but I can't replace it without removing the cover! I can't figure out how the cover is attached!

I am replying to my own request! I found that you can gently pry out the bottom of the facade, using a putty knife, and then slide the facade up slightly (1/8 inch or so), and it comes right off!

I have the side by side Frigidaire, with a stainless steel surface. It took time, but I finally figured out that if I pulled firmly on the overflow tray, it slid out. There were three screws under that that held the bottom of the face plate in. The middle screw was so rusted I had to drill the head off of it to allow the face plate to move out a little. I then slid the face plate up and out.

Unfreezing the water line was fairly simple. I disconnected the compression fitting at the bottom of the door, under the hinge. To disconnect, press the blue ring away from the hose, into the fitting, and then gently slide the hose out. I then started by pouring salt water into the top of the tube. This didn't work. My wife recommended trying rubbing alcohol, so I gave it a try. I used a veterinarian syringe for administering oral meds to animals. You can probably use a small basting tube.

The first dose of alcohol ran right through the ice clog, and I followed up with the salt water mixture. Fifteen minutes later, I was admiring the water flow from the dispenser.

I would look for any seams in the face plate plastic, and determine how many pieces the face plate is comprised of. Then look to see how the are layered. You want the outer layer, since this is probably the one that needs to come out. If it is the drain drawer, then you can probably just pull it out.

I doubt if the face plate would be held on by double sided tape. Mine had three screws, and once removed, the face plate slid up about a quarter inch, and popped right out.

Go to youtube and they view refrigerator panal removal and it will show you how its done.