P90D Accident repairs discussion - charging issue

[PawelGawel]

Tesla Charging Issues​

Question for Tesla repair experts.
Model S P90D hit in the front right (AC radiator and a few control arms replaced). Airbags not deployed, seatbelts work, but there's an airbag light on the dashboard, and the seatbelts are not fastened error even when seatbelts are fastenedm .Additionally:

• GPS frozen at the accident location
• Charging port error, unable to charge despite the car recognizing the port (error message: Charging port unlocked manually. Close port and try again)
• Unfortunately, the drive battery is now at 0%
• Internet is working (Spotify works)

I suspect the driver's seatbelt tensioner deployed, and even though the belt still works, the crash sensor may have been activated.

Any ideas on how to fix this before I take the car to a Tesla service center? If I'm correct about the crash sensor causing the charging issue by disconnecting some fuse, can this be fixed without Tesla service?

 

[KalJoMoS]

There should be two different pyro fuses on the car, one is for low voltage and second is for high voltage. Have a look here, if this helps and also check this discussion.

 

[PawelGawel]

UPDATE 1:

Following some valuable advice I managed to get the car charging. It's still at 0 miles but slowly charging intermittently.

 

[KalJoMoS]

Is the given advice so secret that it’s for your eyes only?