Product review (3 stars): HAD THIS DRYER SINCE 2010
This little dryer gets the job done. It's not great. Okay I would say. After a couple of years you'll run into an issue where the red belt will snap. It turns the ventilator fan. And once you replenish the lube for the felt strip, you can take care of the odor from the old lube before original as well. It's a compact design where that belt is placed, rather flawed. Don't bother ordering repair manuals--useless. Just roll your sleeves up and be patient with the repair as follows:

What you'll need---

*red belt replacement from offline
*thick lube ideally used for automatic transmission gears
*basic tools and sockets
*containers for screws

Take off the back metal panel. Unscrew the thermostat at the bottom. Lay dryer face down. Unscrew the vertical brace that runs straight down the center. You'll notice that in order to get to the ventilation fan, you'll have to take out the drum; you'll see that the pulley for it is sandwiched tightly between the vertical brace and a round plate cover. Focus your attention at the pulley at the motor with spring tension--press that in till there's enough slack to release and remove the belt that spins the drum. Grab the vertical brace, lift drum straight out. On the inside of the drum unscrew the knob that holds the lint filter assembly till you see a bolt. Later on when you screw it back in, remember the short screws that belong with it. Get a socket that fits it and hold the brace from the back while you loosen it. You'll wonder if there's some type of retainer clip keeping the bolt from turning--just turn. It'ill pop back at you and the washer will bounce around the inside of the drum. You can now separate the brace and see the ventilation fan and see where the screws are to undo the round plate. position new belt. Be careful not to pinch it when you tighten the round plate back. Re-assembly is reverse oder of what you did. Have the drum belt inside the dryer before you re-postion the drum. Adjust the drum to where you position the red belt on the outmost pulley. Lube the felt strip where the red belt must've snapped---due to friction? Use something that's like what's needed for automatic transmission gears, thick. Get some onto the belt too. Now reposition the belt for the drum. Re-insert the thermostat, secure it with new cable ties. Screw the vertical brace back down. Stand the dryer back up to make sure dryer frame is straight---otherwise the drum will scrub somewhere as it turns while drying...noisily. Replace back panel. Inspect the lube on felt strip every 3 months or so.