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Thermomix® TABLE OF CONTENTS My Week ............34 BEFORE YOU START......Storing of product documentation....Recently Cooked .......... 34 Presentation format........Help ............. 34 6.10 Modes and Tools.......... 34 FOR YOUR SAFETY ......Hazards and safety instructions ....SETTINGS ..........35 Classification of Safety Warning Messages.
Before you start Thermomix® BEFORE YOU START Congratulations on purchasing the Thermomix® TM6. Before using your Thermomix® TM6 for the first time, you should attend a demonstration with a qualified Thermomix® consultant. 1. This instruction manual will familiarise you with the safety features of the Thermomix®...
Thermomix® FOR YOUR SAFETY Safety is an essential part of every Vorwerk product. In order to use the Thermomix® TM6 safely follow the safety instructions and warning notices in this manual. Do not use the Thermomix® TM6 with damaged parts or accessories.
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For your safety Thermomix® If the base unit is placed on a hot surface, it may start to burn. Fire hazard. • Do not put the base unit on a stove (hob, ceramic hob, induction hob or similar) or on any other heated or heatable surface. •...
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Thermomix® Risk of scalding from Steam is generated during cooking, particularly when using the Varoma®, which can scald you. hot steam! • Keep away from the steam. • Do not touch the measuring cup when processing hot food, never cover the measuring cup.
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• Only use the original Vorwerk spatula with safety disk for stirring. • Place only the flat end in the mixing bowl. Risk of scalding from You could scald yourself on hot food in the simmering basket.
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Thermomix® Risk to health if germs Methods of cooking such as slow cooking, fermenting (preserving) and sous-vide cooking (vacuum-sealing food in a plastic pouch and spread. cooking at a temperature below 100 °C) require a low cooking temperature. Because of the low temperature, it is possible for germs to spread.
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For your safety Thermomix® There may be production residue on the components of Thermomix® Risk to health from TM6, which is not suitable for consumption. Any production residues production residues. can pose a risk to your health. • Before first use, thoroughly rinse all components and accessories that could come into contact with food.
Thermomix® Material damage as a If the mixing knife is not correctly inserted and locked into place or the sealing ring is damaged, moisture can get inside the appliance result of the incorrect and damage the base unit. assembly of the mixing •...
For your safety Thermomix® OBLIGATIONS OF THE USER To ensure that your Thermomix® TM6 operates correctly, please follow the guidelines below: 1. Before using the Thermomix® TM6 for the first time, read the instruction manual and all accompanying documents carefully. 2.
Thermomix® INTENDED USE The Thermomix® TM6 has been manufactured and tested in line with the latest technological and safety standards. Only use the Thermomix® TM6 in the manner described in these operating instructions to prevent risks to you and other people and to prevent damage to the Thermomix® TM6, or to other property and equipment.
Initial Startup Thermomix® INITIAL STARTUP CHECKING CONTENTS OF DELIVERY Please ensure that all parts are included and undamaged. Included in the delivery are: 1 Thermomix® TM6 base unit 9 Simmering basket with lid (permanently attached) 2 Mixing bowl base 10 Varoma® dish 3 Contact pins 11 Varoma®...
Thermomix® CHOOSING THE SETUP LOCATION • It is recommended you keep your Thermomix® TM6 in a permanent position in your kitchen so that you can operate it easily. When deciding where to put your appliance, please pay attention to the following: HAZARD Fire hazard.
Initial Startup Thermomix® NOTE Damage to the appliance as a result of an incorrect power connection! Inadequate power supply may damage the Thermomix® • Only operate the Thermomix® TM6 with the alternating current voltage of 230 V and mains frequency of 50 Hz, as stated on the plug label.
Thermomix® CLEANING FOR THE FIRST TIME If you are using a Thermomix® TM6 for the first time, start by familiarising yourself with the appliance. CAUTION Risk to health from production residues. There may be production residue on the components of Thermomix®...
Risk of injury from using incorrect accessories! The use of attachments, accessories or items not recommended or sold by Vorwerk or the use of defective or incompatible accessory parts may cause fire, electric shock or injury. • Only use the recommended original Vorwerk Thermomix®...
Thermomix® MIXING BOWL Food is processed and heated in the stainless steel mixing bowl. The mixing bowl consists of a stainless steel container, a lid, a base and a mixing knife. FILL LEVEL MARKINGS The stainless steel container has fill level markings in 0.5 litre increments. The maximum fill quantity is 2.2 litres (“max”...
Familiarising yourself with the accessories Thermomix® HAZARD Risk of scalding as a result of improper use of the mixing bowl lid! If the mixing bowl lid is not correctly positioned on the mixing bowl, hot contents can escape and scald you. •...
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Thermomix® CAUTION Risk of lacerations! The blades on the mixing knife are sharp and can injure you. • Handle the mixing knife with care. • Only hold the upper part of the mixing knife. Never hold the mixing knife by the blades. •...
Familiarising yourself with the accessories Thermomix® 5.1.3.2 HOW TO INSERT THE MIXING KNIFE NOTE Material damage as a result of the incorrect assembly of the mixing knife! If the mixing knife is not correctly inserted and locked into place or the sealing ring is damaged, moisture can get inside the appliance and damage the base unit.
Familiarising yourself with the accessories Thermomix® HAZARD Risk to health from damaged accessories! All of the accessories for the Thermomix® TM6 are specifically designed for use with the Thermomix® TM6 and may be damaged if not used as intended. • Do not use the accessories for other purposes, particularly at high temperatures.
Thermomix® HOW TO INSERT THE SIMMERING BASKET • Put the simmering basket into the mixing bowl. The hook for the spatula should point towards the handle on the mixing bowl. HOW TO REMOVE THE SIMMERING BASKET Use the spatula to remove the simmering basket. Proceed as follows: HAZARD Risk of scalding from hot contents! You could scald yourself on hot food in the simmering...
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Familiarising yourself with the accessories Thermomix® HAZARD Risk of scalding from hot steam! Steam is generated during cooking, particularly when using the Varoma®, which can scald you. • Keep away from the steam. • Do not touch the measuring cup when processing hot food, never cover the measuring cup.
Thermomix® SPLASH GUARD The Splash Guard is used to cover the mixing bowl when you are using very high temperatures for example in combination with oil, and steam needs to escape. You will be instructed by your appliance to cover the mixing bowl with the Splash Guard whenever it is required.
Operation Thermomix® OPERATION • Regularly consult the digital instruction manual for updates. You will find the latest version of the manual on your Thermomix® TM6 under help > instruction manual. SWITCHING ON AND OFF SWITCHING ON THERMOMIX® TM6 • Press the selector. ð...
Tap the speed dial and turn the selector to start the Thermomix® TM6. You must: ensure that the lid is on the mixing bowl and that the hole in the lid is covered properly (e.g. using the measuring cup or another suitable Vorwerk accessory) before you set the speed.
Operation Thermomix® times for 0.5 seconds (repeat as necessary). The outcome will be evenly chopped food. You can use the turbo mode at any speed. Note Your Thermomix® TM6 switches off the heating at speeds higher than 6. ACTIVATING REVERSE KNIFE MOVEMENT •...
Thermomix® NOTE Risk of damage from improper use of the Varoma®! The Thermomix® TM6 can get damaged if there is too little water in the mixing bowl. • Make sure that there is sufficient water in the mixing bowl. Approx. 250 ml of water will evaporate in 15 minutes in the Thermomix®...
• Tap Help in the main menu on Thermomix® TM6. You will have access to the following submenus: > Safety Instructions (displays general safety instructions) > Contact (displays contact details for Vorwerk Customer Care) > Instruction Manual (displays digital instruction manual) Displaying Different Customer...
Thermomix® SETTINGS You will find the following menu options under Main Menu > Settings: – Language [} 35] – Country [} 35] – WiFi [} 35] – Cookidoo® Account [} 36] – Sound [} 36] – Display [} 36] – Transportation Mode [} 36] – System of Measurement [} 37] –...
Settings Thermomix® 7.3.2 REMOVING A WIFI NETWORK If you have already connected your Thermomix® TM6 to a WiFi network and want to delete it, proceed as follows: 1. Select Main Menu > Settings > WiFi. ð If WiFi is already activated, a list of all available WiFi networks will appear, including the network to which your Thermomix®...
Thermomix® ð The locking mechanism is activated. You can now switch off your Thermomix® TM6 and transport it safely. SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT Under System of Measurement, you can choose between metric (grams, Celsius) and imperial (ounces, Fahrenheit) units of measurement. Note: If you start a recipe that uses a different unit system to the one set, your Thermomix®...
Cleaning and maintenance Thermomix® CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE NOTE Corrosion inside the base unit! Ensure that the mixing bowl and especially the contact pins at the base of the mixing bowl are thoroughly dried after cleaning. If you use the mixing bowl when the mixing bowl or contact pins are still wet, rust could form inside the base unit.
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Thermomix® NOTE Damage to the appliance as a result of incorrect cleaning or failure to observe instructions on long-time cooking! If the mixing bowl and mixing knife are in contact with water, other liquids or food residues for a long time, they may be damaged.
• Do not use the Thermomix® TM6 outdoors or in a location where it may become wet. • If water has managed to get into the appliance, contact your Vorwerk repair service. 1. Disconnect the appliance from the mains power supply before cleaning the base unit.
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Thermomix® You can order a new mixing knife from your Thermomix® TM6 consultant or from Vorwerk official distributor.
• In the event of damage to the base unit or the power cord, return the base unit to the Vorwerk repair service for examination, repair or electrical or mechanical adjustment. • If the power cord on the base unit has been damaged, it...
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Thermomix® – Remove the mixing bowl from the base unit. – Reduce the quantity contained in the bowl and/or add some liquid. – Wait for approx. 5 minutes (cooling down time). – Re-insert the mixing bowl. – Check that the air intakes at the back of the base unit are unobstructed.
Telephone: +64 3 366 2846, Fax: +64 3 366 2064 Email: info@thermomix.co.nz http://www.thermomix.co.nz For details of your local customer service centre please contact your Thermomix® consultant, the Vorwerk Official Distributor in your country, or refer to www.thermomix.vorwerk.com. MANUFACTURER Vorwerk Elektrowerke GmbH & Co. KG...
Old electronic appliances can be returned to municipal collection points for free. Alternatively, you are able to return old electronic appliances to your local Vorwerk shop. Registration number: WEEE Reg. No. DE 86265910...
Safety alert symbols/symbol of conformity/ mark of conformity Motor Maintenance-free Vorwerk reluctance motor, 500 W rated power. Speed continuously adjustable from 100 to 10,700 revolutions per minute (Gentle stir 40 rpm). Special speed setting (alternating mode) for dough kneading mode.
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