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Accessing Frunk Fuse (dead battery)

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I forgot to hook up my trickle charger and after a couple of weeks returned to my car to a dead battery. I need to access the battery to charge her back up but the frunk is locked and won't release with the seat side button. I have read about the method to put my charger on the red fuse but when I watch videos of the process it appears that my fuse is set in very deep into the fuse panel and I am unable to grab it with the yellow fuse puller. Any ideas about how best to extract the fuse so that I can proceed? Solved thanks!

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