How can I remap the power button? (HUAWEI Y3II LUA-L23) - General Questions and Answers

The power button in my phone is about to die and it's getting harder every day to press it, I need to do something before it fully breaks, the wave-to-wake option is not possible, as my screen protector blocks the proximity sensor.
My phone has an "Easy Key" which is like a "spare" button that can be mapped to do certain things, except replacing the power button, my plan is to use it as a full replacement. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks in advance!
P.S: My phone runs Android 5.1 and it's unrooted.

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I had a similar problem with my first Fuze and had to get a refurbished replacement from AT&T. In my case the sticking power button caused constant rebooting of the phone. Probably not what you wanted to hear, but I was unable to do anything to unstick the button.
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