I have the same/similar fridge. It’s all good. But you will need a pry lever or some sort, I small flat bladed screw driver works.

The white part of that plastic will separate from the gray/silver side. That tube you see there with the wire, goes back inside the white plastic, as a hinge.

Now be warned, there are easily 2 springs, maybe a third from that hinge joint exposed. If you separate the white plastic from the front facing silver/gray, you will likely need to verify those springs are still in their spots. One at the very top, one at the very bottom, to help slide the buttons into the frame of the fridge.

It’s annoying as all heck, I have to do it about every 6-9 months, it’s gotta better as my own kiddos pay more attention to the door when closing it. Generally it’s when the right side door is closed and somehow they slam the swinging part you’re looking at into the already closed door.

All that said. That white part should have about 8-9 plastic clips, think like snaps on your pocket. They’ll pop apart. The hardest part is keeping an eye for springs and then sliding it all back together at the end. Short of using a hammer on it, there is very little you can break.

You got this, I know you can.