If it’s your own caches that are having repeated muggle problems, I’d suggest archiving them and finding better locations.
If it’s other caches that seem to have been disabled for a long period of time, you could…
- Write to the cache owner and see if they have any plans for re-enabling the cache
- Wait for a bit. Occasionally, the cache reviewers sweep through the state’s disabled caches and send off emails to the owners asking them to either fix or archive the cache
- Add the caches to your “Ignore” list
Personally, I use GSAK to sort through the caches in my area, and when I’m planning caches to do, I filter the list to only include active caches.
To answer your question, I think a couple of weeks should be more than enough time to repair a disabled cache.
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