Preventing the organic fertilizer crusher from overheating is an important measure to ensure the stable operation of the organic fertilizer production line and extend its service life. The following are some specific methods and suggestions:

1. Optimize equipment heat dissipation: Install cooling fans or heat sinks on the outside of the organic fertilizer equipment to help dissipate heat during operation. Make sure there is sufficient ventilation space around the equipment to avoid heat accumulation. Regularly clean the ventilation outlets to prevent dust and debris from blocking them.

2. Control the operating time: Based on the heat dissipation capacity of the equipment and actual requirements, arrange the operating time reasonably to avoid overheating of the equipment due to long-term continuous operation. After long-term operation, regularly shut down the equipment to allow it to cool down for a period of time to reduce heat accumulation.

3. Inspect the motor and electrical system: Check the motor's heat dissipation condition to ensure that the motor's cooling fan is working properly and that there is no dust or debris covering the motor surface. Regularly inspect the electrical circuits to ensure they are securely connected and free from short circuits or overloads.

4. Monitor temperature: Install temperature sensors at key parts of the equipment to monitor the operating temperature of the equipment in real time. Install a temperature alarm device. When the equipment temperature exceeds the set value, it will automatically alarm and shut down to prevent the equipment from overheating and getting damaged.

5. Regular maintenance and inspection: Regularly inspect all components of the equipment, especially those prone to overheating, such as motors and bearings, to promptly identify and address potential issues. Regularly clean the dust and debris inside and outside the equipment to reduce heat accumulation.

Through the above measures, the overheating of the organic fertilizer crusher can be effectively prevented, ensuring the stable operation and long-term service life of the equipment.