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Sounds like it is time for a new switch, or the need for a new contact-point on the starter.
I have gotten life out of worn down switch by taking a 2-inch length of old garden hose and slitting it so that it can be opened. I then slid the hose over the button. This worked fine for several years.
However, replacing the old button is not a very difficult or expensive undertaking.
Sometimes its not the switch that is worn-down; it is the copper "button" contact-point on the starter body. Replacing that is a little more complicated a job.
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