If you are using it now, I would say mostly no. Electronic fails in short periods of time, then the ones don fail will work in a long time. There will always be sign of something not right when it starts to fail. After gathering some data the tpa6120a2 does fail in a small percentage. But these don't exhibit smokes but a fail and the amp goes into protection. There shouldn't be smokes. There was one case that the failed capacitor blew off the opa1612. But other than that solid. Was that a dead on arrival case? Maybe the transformer is broken or something. But even then it shouldn't fail like that. Perhaps the shipping broke the transformer? We do test every single transformer to comply certain output voltage without and with load as well as the the L30 itself. There were cases where the DC offset is small that the amp doesn't go into protection. But these cases are mild as well may experienced as similar to scratchy pot. This has been improved in newer machines. But if yours has been working alright, it should last.