My daughter owns a 2003 Mazda Tribute. The hazard light button tends to stick when depressed and the hazard lights cannot be turned off. Recently, this problem trained the battery charge, which after being jumped is just fine. However, a paper clip is now forced into the hazard button to prevent it from being depressed. I am thinking that perhaps a little WD-40 will help lubricate the button, but I am reluctant to remove the paper clip.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

WD-40 will likely solve the problem.