If your amp gets too hot it can melt around connections inside and cause a short, once the amp cools the melted areas become solid agin (making it harder to fix) open the amp and check all connections.
Check the wiring. Make sure your power goes to the power, and the remote comes from the remote output of your radio and the ground is hooked only to the ground. Get an ohm meter and with the fuses out probe the two terminals on each fuse with the ohm meter and put the black probe on the ground terminal of the amp, see if you get a reading. If you do then disconnect everything from the amp and check again if you still get a reading then you will need to pull the amp apart and look for a frayed wire or one that got hot and is now touching the case and fix it. You may need to take it in for repairs if an intermal component went out and is shorting out.
The output transistors called hexfets are shorted.
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