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[pascal_meheut]

It did not work in my case too as the screw is 2 to 3 cm above the Enter key.
So I removed the PCB and loosen the key by pressing it more deeply, being extra careful not to break the 2 pieces of plastic it is attached with.

To do so, I had to remove the connector on the top for the screen and reattach it after. This is not hard but you have to be precise because it is hold by a small piece of plastic which you can loose.

It worked perfectly and you can do the same for the other keys you find too hard to press.
Now my keyboard is ok. Not HP-67 like but ok.