Hello. I have an electrical problem with my 2014 RWD Model S 85. My door handles aren't working as of two days ago, and the car doesn't respond to my key fobs. I was locked out of the car. I got in using the Tesla app to vent the windows, and then I was able to hook the door handle to open the door. I can use the Tesla app to flash the headlights, enable dog mode (screen shows the message and the dog but no AC turns on), and I can open open the charge port. When I open the front door, the red light light on the back side of front door turns on. The dome lights turn on and off. Nothing else has power. The horn doesn't work, the screen is black and unresponsive to touch. The only exception is dog mode shows on screen using the app. Opening and closing or putting my foot on the brake doesn't turn the screen on. Fans don't work. I can charge the car with the wall connector (luckily my son parked it in my garage the night before it quit working). However, it only goes up by one percent and then it quits charging. I have to either stop and start charging with the app (sometimes works), or I have to go to the car to unplug and re-plug it in. Then, it will charge one percent and stop charging. I did this charging method a few times to get the charge up from 15% to 33% to have a little extra because the Tesla mobile tech isn't available to come over until July 17th. Could I have a blown fuse(s) or a short somewhere? Could this be 12V battery issue? I have my doubts about it being a near-dead 12V battery because it has power to turn on the headlights etc. I also opened the frunk from the passenger side pull handle and popped open the fuse boxes. I didn't see any burnt fuses but I also don't know what they look like when they are blown. I'm assuming a blacked burn spot would be on the fuse. I appreciate any suggestions and thanks in advanced!