The noise may come from
the bearing seat ot transmission post.
1) try to rotate the
bearings to detect the loud one.
2) If necessary, replace the defective bearing using a puller.
CAUTION: Always use a puller to remove the bearing to prevent
damage to other components. Similarly, use a suitable tool to put the new
bearing in place.
C)
noise from the drive belt
If the noise is not due to the motor or the bearings, then it
can derive from the drive belt. When the belt skips or slides, this causes
noise.
1) tighten the belt by increasing the distance between the
belt and motor.
2) If the belt is damaged, replace the belt
D)
noise arising from other components
1) check the rubber leveling pins and adjust if necessary
2) check if the rubber footrest is correctly centered on the
base. Center it if necessary.
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