In a previous post I made regarding the climate control reaching temperature then blowing cold, it was suggested that the temp sensor behind the left side dash trim next to the steering wheel could be blocked. As the dealer has not yet been able to fix the problem, I’d like to try this but need some help in advising how to get the trim panel off - preferably without damaging it! Any suggestions much appreciated!

Thanks Chris 2015 3.0 TDV6 Autobiography in Santorini Black with black-pack
2020 Evoque P300 HSE Dynamic
Past RR’s: 2018 SVR, 2016 Sport Autobiography SDV8 and an SDV6.

This should help:

Hi, this is easy to take off the trim, It is just held on with metal clips.
Just get you fingers under it and slowly pull it out towards you.
When you put it back, take the metal clips off the cover and place them into the holes for them on the dash, then just press trim cover back on to the clips .
The clips will grab the trim cover and lock on properly.

Thanks to all. Trim came off and went back on fairly easily using the pull the clip off suggestion. Also useful opportunity to clean the sides of the LCD screen. The temperature sensor fan was operating and clean so that’s not the cause of my cold air problem unfortunately 🙁 2015 3.0 TDV6 Autobiography in Santorini Black with black-pack
2020 Evoque P300 HSE Dynamic
Past RR’s: 2018 SVR, 2016 Sport Autobiography SDV8 and an SDV6.