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Before using your Thermomix® TM6 for the first time, you should attend a demonstration with a Thermomix® advisor. This is a quick and easy way to familiarise yourself with your Thermomix® TM6.
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Some of the features described in this instruction manual may not be available in all regions.
For further information, please contact your Thermomix® advisor.
This manual uses the following format:
Text | Menu options Example: Tare |
Text > Text | Menu navigation. The menu sequence is represented by the ">" symbol. Example: Menu > Settings |
[>32] | Reference to a page number Example: For more information, see chapter on "Technical Data [>12]" |
For instructions on using the accessories, please refer to the detailed user guide on Thermomix® TM6 under Main Menu > Help > Instruction Manual.
Use the device and accessories only for their intended purpose in order to prevent risks to you and other people and to prevent damage to the device or to other property and equipment.
Thermomix® TM6 is a kitchen appliance intended for the preparation of food at home or in similar environments.
Thermomix® TM6 is intended to be used only by adults. It may not be used by children – not even when supervised by an adult. Keep children away from the appliance when it is in operation and away from the power cord.
Please ensure you warn children of the potential dangers of heat/steam development, hot condensation and hot surfaces.
Close supervision is necessary when Thermomix® TM6 is used near children.
Never allow children to play with the Thermomix® TM6.
Before setting up, dismantling or cleaning the appliance, you must always ensure that it is disconnected from the power supply. You must always switch the appliance off at the mains before leaving it unattended.
Appliances may be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and/or knowledge if they are supervised or have been instructed on the safe use of the appliance and understand the resulting hazards.
This appliance may only be used for its intended purpose. No other use is permitted. The manufacturer bears no responsibility for damages resulting from improper use. If the appliance is subject to technical modifications, the warranty and liability for material defects shall be rendered invalid. If technical modifications are made to the product, the manufacturer's obligation to compensate for product liability and/or the dealer's obligation to compensate for material defects shall no longer apply.
When working with the appliance, please follow the instructions in all the accompanying documentation as well as on the display. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages resulting from improper use.
The device complies with the safety regulations of the country in which it has been sold by an authorised Vorwerk organisation. If the device is used in another country, compliance with the local safety standards cannot be guaranteed. Vorwerk therefore assumes no liability for any resulting safety risks for the user.
Fire hazard.
If the base unit is placed on a hot surface, it may start to burn.
Risk of an electric shock from improper connection to the power supply.
An incorrectly installed power connection may cause an electric shock.
Risk of injury as a result of the appliance falling over.
The process of kneading dough or chopping food may cause the appliance to move. The appliance could fall over and injure you.
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Damage to the appliance as a result of an incorrect power connection.
If the base unit is connected to an inadequate power supply, it will get damaged.
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Material damage from steam.
If you place the appliance directly under furniture and fittings (shelving units, wall units or similar), they could get damaged by any steam that is released.
On delivery, Thermomix® TM6 is set to transportation mode.
If you are using a Thermomix® TM6 for the first time, start by familiarising yourself with the appliance.
Risk to health from production residues. Production residues that may be present on the components of the appliance are not suitable for consumption. Any production residues can pose a risk to your health.
When cleaning the appliance for the first time, proceed as follows:
Disassembling the Mixing Bowl
If you want to clean the mixing knife and mixing bowl thoroughly, you must disassemble the mixing bowl.
Proceed as follows:
To find out how to switch your Thermomix® TM6 on and off, see chapter on Switching on and off.
Full details on how to operate your appliance can be found in the instruction manual on Thermomix® TM6 under Main Menu > Help > Instruction Manual > Operation.
Switching on Thermomix® TM6
Switching off Thermomix® TM6
Displaying Different Customer Care Contact Details
If you would like the Customer Care contact details for a different country to be displayed, proceed as follows:
The Settings menu can be found under Main Menu > Settings.
Full details on all the settings can be found in the instruction manual on the appliance under Main Menu > Help > Instruction Manual > Settings.
NOTICE
Corrosion inside the appliance. Ensure that the mixing bowl and especially the contact pins underneath are thoroughly dried after cleaning. If you use the mixing bowl when it is still wet, rust could form inside the base unit.
Note: All components (except for the base unit) are dishwasher-safe. Place plastic parts loosely onto the top rack of the dishwasher to avoid deformation resulting from exposure to high temperatures or pressure from items above.
Some of the plastic parts may become slightly discoloured but this does not affect your health or how the parts function.
Further details on cleaning options and cleaning programmes can be found in the operating instructions on your Thermomix® TM6 under Main Menu > Help > Instruction Manual.
Risk of electric shock if water enters appliance. If water gets into the electrical components, you could get an electric shock.
Regular maintenance will extend the life of your Thermomix® TM6.
Replacing the Mixing Knife
The mixing knife will wear out over time if Thermomix® TM6 is regularly used for chopping hard food. The table below shows recommended intervals for replacing the mixing knife.
Use of mixing knife | Example of use | Replacement of mixing knife after |
Heavy | I crush ice daily, mill flour, etc. | ½ year |
Moderate | I crush ice weekly, mill flour, etc. | 2 years |
Low | I hardly ever crush ice or mill flour. | 4 years |
You can order a new mixing knife from your Thermomix® Advisor or from Vorwerk Customer Care.
Risk of an electric shock if the base unit or power cord are damaged. If the base unit or power cord are damaged, you could get an electric shock.
Error: | Possible cause and rectification: |
Liquid has seeped into the area below the mixing bowl. |
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Thermomix® TM6 cannot be switched on | The base unit may not be connected correctly.
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The mixing bowl will not go into Thermomix® TM6 base unit. | The mixing bowl may not be correctly assembled.
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Thermomix® TM6 does not heat | The heating time may not have been set correctly.
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Thermomix® TM6 stops during operation. The motor has turned off. |
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Thermomix® TM6 does not weigh correctly | Thermomix® TM6 may not have been positioned correctly.
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Thermomix® TM6 stops working during basic cooking functions. | The wrong ingredients may have been put into the mixing bowl.
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Thermomix® TM6 will not connect to WiFi. There may not be a network available. |
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For details of your local customer service centre please contact your Thermomix® Advisor, the Vorwerk Official Distributor in your country, or refer to https://thermomix.vorwerk.com.
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Motor | Maintenance-free Vorwerk reluctance motor, 500 W rated power. Speed continuously adjustable from 40 to 10,700 revolutions per minute (Gentle stir 40 rpm). Special speed setting (alternating mode) for dough kneading mode. Electronic motor protection to prevent overload. |
Heating system | 1,000 W power consumption. Protected against overheating. |
Integrated scales | Measuring range from 1 to 3000 g |
Measuring range from -1 to -3000 g | |
Housing | High-quality plastic material. |
Mixing bowl | Stainless steel, with integrated heating system and temperature sensor. Maximum capacity 2.2 litres. |
Connected load | Only for 220-240 V 50/60 Hz (automatic adjustment) (TM6-1). Maximum power consumption 1500 W. Pull-out power cord, 1 m long. |
Standby power consumption | 0 W |
Information on connectivity | 2.4 GHz 2.412 GHz – 2.472 GHz 100mW (<20 dBm) IEEE Standard 802.11b/g/n™ |
5 GHz 5.150 GHz – 5.350 GHz 100mW (<20 dBm) IEEE Standard 802.11n/a/ac™ 5.470 GHz – 5.725 GHz | |
![]() | The appliance is only intended for indoor use when operated in the frequency range 5.150 GHz – 5.350 GHz in AT, BE, BG, CY, CZ, DE, DK, EE, EL, ES, FI, HR, HU, IE, IT, LU, LV, MT, NL, PL, PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, UK, CH, IS, LI, NO and TR. |
Information on Bluetooth® connectivity | 2.4 GHz 2.402 GHz – 2.480 GHz < 0 dBm Bluetooth® 4.2 Low Energy |
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Any use of these word marks and logos by Vorwerk Elektrowerke GmbH & Co. KG is under licence. | |
Dimensions of base unit | 34.10 cm x 32.60 cm x 32.60 cm (height x width x depth) |
Dimensions of Varoma® | 13.10 cm x 38.30 cm x 27.50 cm (height x width x depth) |
Weight of base unit | 7.95 kg |
Weight of Varoma® | 0.80 kg |
Safety is an essential part of every Vorwerk product. However, product safety can only be ensured if this chapter and the warning notices in the following chapters are followed.
Risk of electric shock if water enters appliance. | If water gets into the electrical components, you could get an electric shock.
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Risk of an electric shock from improper connection to the power supply. | An incorrectly installed power connection may cause an electric shock.
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Risk of an electric shock if the base unit or power cord are damaged. | If the base unit or power cord are damaged, you could get an electric shock.
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Fire hazard. | If the base unit is placed on a hot surface, it may start to burn.
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Fire hazard. | The base unit has a high power consumption. An insufficient power rating could cause a fire.
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Risk of scalding as a result of contents erupting. | If the opening in the mixing bowl lid is completely sealed and heating is active, excess pressure can build up in the mixing bowl. The hot contents may erupt from the appliance and scald you.
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Risk of scalding as a result of contents escaping. | Hot liquid or hot contents may splash and cause scalding.
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Risk of scalding as a result of contents boiling over. | If you deviate from the recipe instructions and cook larger quantities of food at higher temperatures (> 90°C), the food can boil over, escape from the mixing bowl and scald you.
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Risk of scalding from hot contents escaping. | If you use too high a speed in combination with high temperatures, there is a risk of hot food escaping and scalding you.
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Risk of scalding from hot steam. | Steam is generated during cooking, particularly when using the Varoma®, which can scald you.
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Risk of burns from hot fat. | The High Temperature Mode heats fat. Water and oil mixtures may spit. You could burn yourself on the hot fat.
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Risk of burning yourself. | Caramel retains a large amount of heat during and after preparation and can cause burns.
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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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Risk of scalding and injury. | The base unit may be accidentally pulled by a trailing cable. The base unit could fall over and injure or scald you.
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Risk of injury from using incorrect accessories. | The use of attachments, accessories or items that are neither recommended nor sold by Vorwerk, or the use of defective or incompatible accessory parts may cause fire, electric shock or injury.
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Risk of injury from improper use. | If you use other utensils apart from the Thermomix® spatula to stir food in the mixing bowl, they could get caught in the mixing knife and cause injury.
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Risk of scalding from hot contents. | You could scald yourself on hot food in the simmering basket.
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Risk of injury as a result of the appliance falling over. | The process of kneading dough or chopping food may cause the appliance to move. The appliance could fall over and injure you.
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Risk of injury from damaged accessories. | If accessories get caught in the mixing knife or excessive force is applied during use, small splinters and sharp edges could cause injury, especially if the splinters are swallowed with the prepared food.
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Risk to health from illness due to spread of germs. | Sous-vide and slow cooking involve cooking food at low temperatures, which could cause bacteria to spread.
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Risk to health if germs spread. | Food is fermented at low temperatures, which could lead to the spread of harmful bacteria.
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Risk to health from incorrect use of accessories. | All Thermomix® accessories are specifically designed for use on or with the appliance and could get damaged if not used properly.
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Risk of burns from hot surfaces. | When preparing hot food, the mixing bowl and the accessories that are used will also get hot. You could burn yourself on hot surfaces even after the heating process has finished.
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Risk of injury. | The blades on the mixing knife are sharp and can injure you.
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Risk of pinching your fingers. | You can catch your fingers in the locking arms on the base unit or under the mixing bowl lid.
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Risk to health from production residues. | Production residues that may be present on the components of the appliance are not suitable for consumption. Any production residues can pose a risk to your health.
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Material damage from steam. | If you place the appliance directly under furniture and fittings (shelving units, wall units or similar), they could get damaged by any steam that is released.
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The safety warning messages in this manual are highlighted by safety symbols and signal words. The symbol and signal word indicate the severity of the potential hazard.
Classification of Safety Warning Messages
The safety warning messages that precede each action are shown as follows:
Type and source of hazard
Explanation of type and source of hazard/consequences
Meaning of signal words
| Risk of death or serious injury if hazard is not avoided. |
Risk of minor injury if hazard is not avoided. | |
NOTE | Material damage if hazard is not avoided. |
Meaning of safety symbols
Safety warning message indicating the severity of the potential hazard
Reference to damage to property or equipment
To ensure that your Thermomix® TM6 operates correctly, please follow the guidelines below:
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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