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Could be your igniter or possibly your control board. The red light not being on indicates you most likely have an electrical issue. Check your breaker as well. If you nee any parts this site will have them all
There is a slider to dim instument panel lights, if the slider is past the click position it will keep inside lights on. Move slider till moves past the click position toward dim, this should turn inside lights off.
Take the battery cables off one by one and clean the inside of the clamps with sandpaper/emery cloth. do the post also, re-clamp and try again. Many times the inside of the cables become corroded and have enough contact to power the lights but when you try to start it there is not enough flow to turn the starter.
There's probably something sticky inside the button between the plunger and the housing or the spring inside is weak. Try to clean it out. If that doesn't work then replace it.
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