I don't mean to sound negative, but mine started doing the exact same thing. If you have a Windows box, try it with the windows driver and see if it does the same thing. When mine did that, Dlink ended up declaring that a "fatal electrical short" had occurred, causing the device to short out when it heated up. So, if you have a Windows box, try it and see if you get the same result.
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