Don't assume it's normal just because the food cooks fine - a rattle during preheat is worth investigating, even if the end result looks perfect. The basket positioning thing makes sense, but here's something else to consider: the heating element cage itself can vibrate if there's any debris (like a small piece of packing material or food particle) caught between it and the housing. Since you just got it last month, there's a decent chance something didn't get fully removed during manufacturing or initial cleaning.
Before contacting Cosori, do a thorough inspection with the unit unplugged and cooled down. Remove the basket and look inside with a flashlight - check around the heating coil area and the bottom of the chamber for anything that shouldn't be there. Sometimes manufacturers leave little foam bits or plastic clips in there. Also make sure the basket is seating completely flush and that there's no gap between it and the frame. If the rattle's coming from the electrical housing or the base itself rather than the cooking chamber, that's more concerning and worth a warranty claim.
If you've cleared out any loose debris and the basket's properly seated but the sound persists, contact them. Cosori's usually pretty responsive with warranty stuff, and if there's an actual mechanical issue with the heating element mounting or the fan, you'll want to catch it sooner rather than later before something fails completely.