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Stick an "L" shaped bar or bent screwdriver directly under the keyhole (until it touches) and rotate it clockwise. There is a plate in the locking mechanism you will be pushing to the right so there is a good possibility of success.
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Oh, Welcome to the Jensen Family!
Kurt