C# - Disabled Script Still Runs!

I want to have a door switch disabled for a little while so mobile players won't spam and break the door, then have it enabled afterwards. I have disabled the script from another C# script, only to have the disabled script (box unchecked) still functioning....

I even took a different direction and destroyed the "vp_PlatformSwitch" script, then added it back in through "gameObject.AddComponent" but the newly added script would stop working altogether, not allowing me to press anything!

I was hoping if anybody could help me out with this little issue of mine. Is there a possible way to COMPLETELY disable the script or is there a better alternative. Here is the script:

 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 //    description:    This class will allow the player to interact with an object
 //                    in the world by input or by a trigger. The script takes a target
 //                    object and a message can be sent to that target object.
 //
 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 
 public class vp_Switch : vp_Interactable
 {
     
     public GameObject Target = null;
     public string TargetMessage = "";
     public AudioSource AudioSource = null;
     public Vector2 SwitchPitchRange = new Vector2(1.0f, 1.5f);
     public List<AudioClip> SwitchSounds = new List<AudioClip>();        // list of sounds to randomly play when switched
     
     
     protected override void Start()
     {
         
         base.Start();
         
         if(AudioSource == null)
             AudioSource = GetComponent<AudioSource>() == null ? gameObject.AddComponent<AudioSource>() : GetComponent<AudioSource>();
         
     }
     
     
     /// <summary>
     /// try to interact with this object
     /// </summary>
     public override bool TryInteract(vp_PlayerEventHandler player)
     {
         
         if(Target == null)
             return false;
         
         if(m_Player == null)
             m_Player = player;
         
         PlaySound();
         
         Target.SendMessage(TargetMessage, SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver);
         
         return true;
         
     }
 
 
     /// <summary>
     /// 
     /// </summary>
     public virtual void PlaySound()
     {
         
         if(AudioSource == null)
             return;
         
         if( SwitchSounds.Count == 0 )
             return;
         
         AudioClip soundToPlay = SwitchSounds[ Random.Range( 0, SwitchSounds.Count ) ];
         
         if(soundToPlay == null)
             return;
         
         AudioSource.pitch = Random.Range(SwitchPitchRange.x, SwitchPitchRange.y);
         AudioSource.PlayOneShot( soundToPlay );
         
     }
     
     
     /// <summary>
     /// this is triggered when an object enters the collider and
     /// InteractType is set to trigger
     /// </summary>
     protected override void OnTriggerEnter(Collider col)
     {
         
         // only do something if the trigger is of type Trigger
         if (InteractType != vp_InteractType.Trigger)
             return;
 
         // see if the colliding object was a valid recipient
         foreach(string s in RecipientTags)
         {
             if(col.gameObject.tag == s)
                 goto isRecipient;
         }
         return;
         isRecipient:
 
         m_Player = col.transform.root.GetComponent<vp_PlayerEventHandler>();
 
         if (m_Player == null)
             return;
 
         if ((m_Player.Interactable.Get() != null) && (m_Player.Interactable.Get().GetComponent<Collider>() == col))
             return;
 
         // calls the TryInteract method which is hopefully on the inherited class
         TryInteract(m_Player);
         
     }
     
 }