If the voice coils are overheating would that cause the amp to get hot and go into protection.
Here is the link for the user manual for your amp if you need it; http://akamaipix.crutchfield.com/Manuals/113/113KAC9102.PDF The protection will only cut in at a certain temperature - usually around 80-90 degrees celsius right on the inside of the case (sometimes higher) - temperatures on the outside will not reach this high so long as there is adequate ventilation. If the overheating problem you are having is severe enough, then the protection should activate. Hope this helps :)
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