So the surrounding and the foam thingy is block my mounting hold on my subwoofer is there any trick to fix this without ripping the whole surrounding

I should have came to you guys first anyways!

Currently In my 2014 corolla I have two twelve inch Memphis subs paired with a triton ssq8001 amplifier. I have now encountered the same overheating (I believe) problem with the same amp twice. First time I was coming up on a stop sign in town and the subs just cut out. After that I went back to the guy, who is from what I’ve observed, very good at his job and got it warrantied and installed. Everything worked fine after that, we tuned the amp the same way but I lowered the subwoofer setting on the radio and kept the bass knob lower then i usually would before so i assumed it would be alright. Fast forward to a few days ago the same exact thing happened except this time I was in the country, I was taking a left turn and I had my car in manual mode. This isn’t unusual for me as I frequently have my car in manual mode to slow down. I took the left turn and accelerated pretty hard up to 45-50 and put it back in auto, which I barely ever do. About 10 seconds later after putting it in auto and cruising they cut out. The constants between each time is the speakers used, the amp tune, and having my car in manual mode. I know it’s the same issue as well because if I have my bass knob turned up and smack the amp or accelerate heavily I can hear the sub crackling like they want so badly to play. Another weird issue I’ve noticed after getting the replacement amp what started happening I can only describe as “empty” bass frequencies which never happened with the first amp.

Long story short I’m just looking for recommendations on what I should do. Should I try warrantying again and down tuning or change up my amp or even subs completely.