Headlight Actuator not working ( Passenger side)

My 2004 Toyota Prius with just over 100,000 miles on it recently failed its November Inspection. They informed me that my HID HighBeam passenger light was out and with the light and labor it would cost around $450. This broke down to a $175 bulb and about 200 in labor ( they said they had to take the full bumper off)

I'm handy enough so I decided to do some research and replace the bulb myself. I bought an aftermarket HID D2R Phillips bulb and found a youtube video on replacing the light without removing the bumper. This all went fairly smoothly but when I was finished the high beam light was still not working on the passenger side.

I realized the HID bulb is a single light for the Prius that does both High and Low beams, so the issue was not the light. Upon further inspection I realized the Actuator on the drivers side was moving but the passenger side was not.

I read that this could be because the shade actuators could be jammed by the bulb by being fitted incorrectly. I also saw the HID lights are fused independently of each other so I checked the fuses marked HI left and HI right ( 10 & 15 A). After removing and fiddling with the light and checking the fuses the Actuator is still not moving on the passenger side.

I have not been able to find any other leads on what this issue could be online. The only other options I can think of is buying a full right headlight replacement off eBay. It could maybe be the Ballast as well?

Has anyone ever run into an Actuator issue like this?

 

I live in Maine and yes high beams are a required feature to pass inspection. The shutter on the passenger light I think has failed since I confirmed its not the bulb alignment or fuses.

Everything looks like it is connected but something might have broken that I a missing. If it is the actuary is that a single piece or would I need to replace the whole headlight?