A hard U key in the DV6t-6000 Notebook

My notebook is DV6t-6000. Lately I have noticed that the U key is a bit different from the others' presses. It is not as crisp. And feels as if something is damping the spring action in the key. Can I get advice on how to check if something is wrong? do I have to remove the entire keyboard to check or is there a way to remove just that key?
Also I am wondering if this will affect the other keys.
Thanks in advance

Hi,
Should be ok to put new WD HDD on your dv6 machine. All connectors are standard. Please watch the following videos to see some idea of this work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP0WYzpKYKk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQx7PlIXFuE
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