Had same issue of power supply failure about 24 months out. I opened sound bar to determine if worth fixing. Here is what I found:
*Power Supply appears to be good design with two heat sinks surrounding transformer. (reduces inductance interference from transformer)
*Individual components looked solid.
*Noticed lots of grey silicone rubber holding components in place. (There is a similar comment on another forum) This is a problem because the silicon traps heat. Over time a high percentage of the capacitors and or other components will deteriorate and fail.
* If forced to speculate, this type of issue can originate from "in production" re-design. Unstable components on circuit board. (look at flow solder process.) The quick fix is to goop the components in place. Quality control should have been all over this.