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Default Toe & Heeling a door

Have a double glaze UPVC door, it without doubt needs toe & heeling
Dropped about 1 cm on the latch side.
It is still usable. At the back end of last summer I attempted to sort
but not sure what I was doing and didnt have the correct packers so the
first decent day will have another go as I got a selection of packers now.
My question is .... how much can I `force` the door back to plumb before
repacking? Should I be able to correct the 1cm off square ok by forcing.
 
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