How do hook up power acoustik bass 10 digital bass machine

Honestly, if you have to ask, you should have a pro do it for you.
The few bucks you spend on installation may save a lot of money in burned out woofers and amps and wires etc.etc.

A really "ghetto" way would be to take a splitter for a phone jack and have the two cables for the bass knobs run into it and then plug it into one of the bass knobs. There are other ways like splicing wires (time consuming and frustrating and not easy) or buying a converter which would be doing the same thing just a lot prettier. I like cheap and easy which would be to spend a few bucks on a splitter.

is the amp 1 ohm stable if so I would wire it for 1 ohm

You need to install someting called a power cap. the amp needs so much power to produce the big bass thump that the alternator cant keep up. Use a powercap and its like a power reserve.

You hook it up in parallel with your amp. You'll see a and - on the clear plastic cover.
Hook a wire from your amp or positive to the capacitor
Hook another wire from your amp - or negative to the - on the capacitor.

That's it, you're done.

If the plastic cover is missing, or painted over, with the neon tubes at the top, and the connector/display end facing you, the right side is the left side is -.

Could not get a manual for you but did get the follwing specs. Hope they help.

Power Acoustik Ov2-800 2-Channel Class A/B Gothic Series Amplifier (800-Watt)
POWER ACOUSTIK OV2-800 2-CHANNEL CLASS A/B GOTHIC SERIES AMPLIFIER

800-WATT 2-CHANNEL
4 ohm RMS: 150W X 2
2 ohm RMS: 180W X 2
Bridged mode MONO RMS: 360W
BRIDGED MAX: 800W
FULL MOSFET POWER SUPPLY
PWM CIRCUITRY
FULL SELECTABLE CROSSOVER
3-WAY PROTECTION CIRCUIT
TRI-MODE CAPABLE
VARIABLE LOW PASS 40 HZ - 120 HZ
VARIABLE HIGH PASS 150 HZ - 1.5 KHZ
VARIABLE 18 DB BASS BOOST @ 40 HZ
FREQ RESP: 10 HZ TO 30 KHZ
S/N RATIO: 98 DB
THD: 0.02%
2 ohm STABLE STEREO
SYSTEM DISTRESS INDICATOR
HIGH/LOW LEVEL INPUTS WITH FLOATING GROUND
4-GAUGE POWER/GROUND CONNECTION
PLATINUM RCA CONNECTORS
LINE OUTPUT WITH FLOATING GROUND

BLUE LED
CHROME TOP PLATE PANEL 2-CHANNEL CLASS A/B GOTHIC SERIES AMPLIFIER (800-WATT)

it can be used as a bass amp. if each pair of channels is bridged then you will basically have a 2 channel amp. just be sure to set the x-over's to lpf for subwoofers. I checked the power ratings, and bridged at a 4 ohm load will give you 250 rms watts per sub, so thats enough to run most 10's or 12's. there wasnt a rating for a 2 ohm load, but your amp should support it.

On your amp, there should be a switch (on the side probably) that has "LP", "HP", and "FULL" or "OFF". This is a switch for the low pass/high pass filter. Switch it to "LP" as this will allow only low frequencies to go to your subs, what you want. If you don't have that switch, go to an audio store or online audio supplier and get either a low pass filter, band pass filter, or a cross-over, and follow the wiring diagram that comes with it to filter out the high frequencies before they get to your subs.

Check the wiring at the speakers themselves. It's possible that while you were moving the box one of the speaker wires came loose and shorted against the other terminal. A shorted speaker wire or damaged speaker will cause the amplifier to go into protect mode. If you have a digital multimeter with a resistance feature, you can test the resistance between the positive and negative terminals for each speaker.