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Update:
Problem solved.
Adjusting the platter height didn't fix the noise, but it's now at the correct height—thanks for noticing that Martin (luckily this was the first time I've used the unit, so no damage has been caused).
I ended up figuring out that applying a small amount of pressure on the wheel pictured below stopped the noise.
A drop of lubricant where the wheel meets the shaft did the trick.
Thank you all for the advice.
Hamish
As you have the deck open, clean of all old grease and hardened oil, and lubricate where needed. and think about changing caps and belts, Martin can provide the correct ones
Location: Mexico city
It is worth stripping the mech. as said above also re-inforce the pulley bush with some metal sheet (I wrap a thin grade round and glue) and 2-pack glue because it will eventually crack, if it hasn't done so already!!!
A belt off Martin would be a good call too :)
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