I am able to turn off my components, but I am unable to turn them back on again. How can I fix this?

So like my question states, I can easily deactivate my components, but I cannot reactivate them. In my script, I have the ResetTriggers() called in the Start() as every trigger starts off with their BoxCollider2D and MeshRenderer deactivated. They do activate, but after the initial activation and the deactivation from the player touching it, they do not reactivate once the player has died(Touched the masklayer named death). So the code works, but only once it seems. I tried activating all of the trigger in the level(5 in total), but after deactivation from the player touching the mask they do not reactivate.

Here is my code:

using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine;

public class TriggerControl : MonoBehaviour {

 public float Death_Wall_Speed;

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 public bool IsButton;
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 public bool IsTrigger;
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 public bool IsWin;

 public GameObject Child;
 public AudioClip KeyCollected;
 public AudioClip Winner;
 AudioSource Source;
 

 public bool Active;
 static public bool Reset;
 public bool AudioTrigger;

 public BoxCollider2D collider;
 public MeshRenderer MeshRend;
 public BoxCollider2D Childcollider;
 public MeshRenderer ChildMeshRend;
 public LevelMaster levelMaster;

 GameObject DM;

 // Use this for initialization
 void Start ()
 {
     //Variable setting
     Active = false;
     Reset = true;

     Source = GetComponent(typeof(AudioSource)) as AudioSource;
     DM = GameObject.Find("WorldMaster");
     levelMaster = DM.GetComponent<LevelMaster>();
     MeshRend = GetComponent<MeshRenderer>();
     collider = GetComponent<BoxCollider2D>();
     
     //This determines what it is.
     switch (gameObject.layer)
     {
         case 11:
             IsButton = true;
             IsTrigger = false;
             IsWin = false;
             Childcollider = Child.GetComponent(typeof(BoxCollider2D)) as BoxCollider2D;
             ChildMeshRend = Child.GetComponent(typeof(MeshRenderer)) as MeshRenderer;
             break;
         case 12:
             IsButton = false;
             IsTrigger = false;
             IsWin = true;
             break;
         case 13:
             IsButton = false;
             IsTrigger = true;
             IsWin = false;
             break;
     }
     if (Reset == true)
     {
         ResetTriggers();
     }
 }
 
 //I am using the FixedUpdate function because the player's physics once it hits the appropriate layer pushes active to be true.
 void FixedUpdate ()
 {
     //The levelMaster class determines the state of things around the level and when the player has died.
     Reset = levelMaster.ActiveReset;
     
     if (Active == true)
     {
         if (IsTrigger == true)
         {
             GameObject DeathWallObj = GameObject.Find("DeathWall");
             DeathWall deathWall = DeathWallObj.gameObject.GetComponent(typeof(DeathWall)) as DeathWall;
             deathWall.DeathSpeed = Death_Wall_Speed;
             if (AudioTrigger == true)
             {
                 levelMaster.AudioChange();
             }
             collider.enabled = false;
             Active = false;
             deathWall.IsActive = true;
         }
         if (IsButton == true)
         {
             Source.PlayOneShot(KeyCollected);
             MeshRend.enabled = false;
             collider.enabled = false;
             Childcollider.enabled = false;
             ChildMeshRend.enabled = false;
             Active = false;
         }
         if (IsWin == true)
         {
             Source.PlayOneShot(Winner);
             MeshRend.enabled = false;
             collider.enabled = false;
             Active = false;
             GameObject DeathWallObj = GameObject.Find("DeathWall");
             DeathWall deathWall = DeathWallObj.gameObject.GetComponent(typeof(DeathWall)) as DeathWall;
             deathWall.DeathSpeed = 0;
         }
     }

     if (Reset == true)
     {
         ResetTriggers();
     }

 }

 //The Reset function
 public void ResetTriggers()
 {
     if (IsTrigger == true)
     {
         collider.enabled = true;
     }
     if (IsButton == true)
     {
         MeshRend.enabled = true;
         collider.enabled = true;
         Childcollider.enabled = true;
         ChildMeshRend.enabled = true;
         Debug.Log("Working!");
     }
     if (IsWin == true)
     {
         MeshRend.enabled = true;
         collider.enabled = true;
     }
     Reset = false;
     levelMaster.ResetCleanup();
 } 

}