How to determine. why does ssd show a 1% lifetime with other normal parameters?

Question

Solid State Drives

Worth SSD Kingston sh103s3240g, since May, used for the system and software. Everything else - games, multimedia, clouds - is moved to other disks, swap is disabled, most of the various tempo directories are also transferred to other disks.
Today, a Windows message suddenly popped up stating that the ssd was dying. In smart (obtained by the proprietary Kingston utility), there seems to be nothing criminal except for the Lifetime parameter itself, everything is quite normal.
How likely is it that the disk really dies and is such a case guaranteed?
OS: Win 7 x64
Smart data:

SMART READ DATA
  Revision: 10
  Attributes List
    1: (SSD Raw Read Error Rate)               Normalized Rate:  95  Sectors Read: 18589039 Read Errors: 0
    5: (SSD Retired Block Count)               Spare blocks remaining 100%  Retired Block 0
    9: (SSD Power-On Hours)                    Value 98  Total 2418 hrs 4 mins
   12: (SSD Power Cycle Count)                 Power Cycle Life Remaining 100%  Number of power cycles 452
  171: (SSD Program Fail Count)                Program Error Count 0
  172: (SSD Erase Fail Count)                  Erase Error Count 0
  174: (SSD Unexpected power loss count)       Unexpected power loss Count 0
  177: (Wear Range Delta)                      Wear Range Delta 1%
  181: (Program Fail Count)                    Program Error Count 0
  182: (Erase Fail Count)                      Erase Error Count 0
  187: (SSD Reported Uncorrectable Errors)     Normalized Value 99  lifetime URAISE Errors 1
  189: (Unrecognized Attribute)                Value:  32 Raw Data: 20 00 23 00 10 00 00
  194: (SSD Temperature Monitoring)            Normalized temp 32   Current 32  High 35 Low 16
  195: (SSD ECC On-the-fly Count)              Normalized Value 120   Sectors Read 18589039  UECC Count 0
  196: (SSD Reallocation Event Count)          Normalized Value 100   Reallocation Event Count 0
  201: (SSD Uncorrectable Soft Read Error Rate)Normalized Value 120  Sectors Read 18589039  Uncorrectable Soft Error Count 0
  204: (SSD Soft ECC Correction Rate (RAISE)   Normalized Value 120  Sectors Read 18589039  Soft ECC Correction Count 0
  230: (SSD Life Curve Status)                 Normalized Value 100
  231: (SSD Life Left)                         Life Remaining 1%
  233: (SSD Internal Reserved)                 12298
  234: (SSD Internal Reserved)                 0
  241: (SSD Lifetime writes from host)         lifetime writes   0
  242: (SSD Lifetime reads from host)          lifetime reads   0

Answer 1

How likely is it that the disk really dies and is such a case guaranteed?

SSD Life Left - 1% In the trash.
If there is a guarantee - in a guarantee.

Worth SSD Kingston sh103s3240g, since May, used for the system and software. Everything else - games, multimedia, clouds - is moved to other disks, swap is disabled, most of the various tempo directories are also transferred to other disks.

- I laughed for a long time. You won’t tell me, so purely for knowledge in psychology, why do you need an SSD at all?

Answer 2

After 2500 hours it is very difficult to wear out the drive. Check with the manufacturer for a firmware update.