Product review (1 stars): 2 days old... working again --  but for how long? (read review)
It arrived yesterday and I dried one load, which is probably about 1/3 capacity of a full size dryer, but fine for a single guy. It was 2 dress shirts, a couple of t-shirts, a pair of dress slacks some boxers and socks and a full size bath towel. It worked fine. Nice and quiet took about an hour to dry. Everything was warm and fluffy and wrinkle free. Today I came home and decided to see how long 1 pair of jeans and 1 long sleeve button down shirt would take to dry. Much to my dismay, about 45 minutes into the dry cycle is started making a horrible scraping noise. I turned it off, cleaned the filters and re positioned the load and restarted the dry cycle. The noise was still there.

I really wanted this to work without a hassle, but that seems not to be the case. Even if I open the back and see a belt off or something. It's probably going back and if by some miracle it stays, I'm glad I bought the 3  year extended warranty.

*update*
So I took the back cover off and ran it for a second to see what was making the noise. The drive belt was vibrating against the drum. (imagine the sound of slapping a rubber band against a steel drum at 100 MPH). After unplugging the unit from the wall and inspecting around the drive belt I noticed the 2 screws securing the bottom of the rotating drum to the support arm were missing. They didn't fall out, they were simply not there. So I grabbed two small screws and secured the bottom of the drum to the support arm. Then I put everything back together. Nice and quiet again.

I'm happy that I could fix the problem in 45 minutes and I don't have to send it back (yet) but this does not bode well for the future. At this point if it lasts a year or 1.5 years. I will feel lucky. I should have went with the more expensive Haier, I have their washing machine and it works great.