Well, you could try to check if there are mods which might overwrite Ordinator's cell edits in SSEEdit:

1. Get SSEEdit
   
2. Open SSEEdit
   
3. Load your normal load order which you use. Wait until it says "Background loader finished" in the log.
4. Find Ordinator in the mod list on the left and expand it, then expand Cell
   
5. Look through all the blocks and sub-blocks for items highlighted in red - these are cells which are also modified by other mods
   
6. Click on these and you will get a table on the right. Each mod that changes the record has its own column.
7. If there are mods that are on the right of Ordinator, they are overwriting Ordinator's cell edits.
   

If there are any, just place Ordinator after them in your load order.

Also, you can just place Ordinator last in your load order.

However, if you did not install any mods or change your load order, this can't be the cause.

You can try to see if the mod works as intended in a new game. (Alternative Start or Skyrim Unbound mods make it way faster to do. You're also going to need a couple of console commands.)