Beko ice maker displays E14 and the unit is excessively noisy with vibration from the compressor area

Safety first: Unplug the ice maker before accessing the compressor compartment.

• 1. Inspect installation surface:
  • Ensure the ice maker is on a solid, level surface.
  • Avoid hollow cabinets or uneven flooring that can amplify vibration.
• 2. Access compressor area:
  • Remove the rear lower panel.
  • Observe the compressor while the unit is running (briefly reconnect power if needed).
• 3. Check mounting grommets:
  • Look for cracked, flattened, or missing rubber grommets under the compressor feet.
  • Replace with Beko-compatible compressor mounting grommets if worn.
• 4. Adjust refrigerant lines:
  • Gently bend copper lines away from cabinet walls or each other if they are touching and rattling.
  • Do not kink or sharply bend the tubing.
• 5. Tighten brackets:
  • Ensure compressor mounting brackets and screws are snug but not over-tightened.
• 6. Evaluate compressor noise:
  • If loud knocking or grinding persists, the compressor may be failing internally and should be assessed by a professional.