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Screen Hinges Worn Out

My screen hinges have 'worn out' (the display does not hold its 'working' position). Can I replace the hinges, or one of them, or somehow differently repair this, maybe tighten the hinges?

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First, remove the display using this guide. Pull the clutch cover (the black part covering the hinge) to the side and out. Tighten the visible screws. I recommend using Threadlocker on the screws to keep this from happening again.

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