I have amp hooked up but it only works on tuner it shuts off if use auxiliary to my phone

This issue might be due to a malfunctioning auxiliary input or a problem with the amplifier circuit. You can try the following steps to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the connection between the auxiliary input and the head unit to make sure it's properly plugged in.
2. Check the audio cable for any signs of damage or wear.
3. Make sure the auxiliary input is selected as the source on the head unit.
4. Check the amplifier circuit to see if it's functioning properly. If it's not, the amplifier may need to be repaired or replaced.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's recommended to have the unit inspected by a professional audio technician.

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RCA or Phono type plugs only have a single pin plus ground and so one plug and lead assembly is needed for each channel..

It is important to match the output of the tuner to the input of the amplifier. This is easy if the amp has a dedicated tuner input but if it hasn't it is best to study the instructions, though at a push the line-in or auxiliary input might provide satisfactory reproduction.

There are a number of amplifiers in the TA series, but the connections are basically the same.
In your system, the amplifier serves as master control. How do you know? Look for the component that offers input selection -tuner, cassette, CD, video, phono and probably auxiliary. Every other component plugs into and is controlled by the integrated amplifier. For example, plug the tuner wires from the tuner output to the amplifier input marked "Tuner." To use the tuner, just select that input from the front panel. Same with all the other components.

On the back of that unit will a bunch of RCA jacks for left and right channels. Take the hook-up wires, usually RCA cables with colored plugs on each end, and connect the OUTPUT jacks on each separate component to the INPUT jacks on the amp. Power may also be controlled from the amp. On audio plugs, red is right and white is left. Keep the polarity constant as you connect each component. Connect the speaker wires to the speaker outputs, usually spring clips or screw terminals on the amplifier end and the same on each speaker. The DVD video cable will have three wires: Yellow, red and white. Yellow is always video. It may also have a little round video connector for S-VHS which provides a much better picture when using DVD.
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sounds like the problem is in your deck, you can run a key on power wire to the amp to eliminate this problem

Unplug the tv about an hour to let it reset itself.Replug,reset everythings in ur tv menu back to factory setting.All ur functions on the Tuner board should work again.Not than,ur Tuner board is defective,have all those shorted HDMI input Hubs.The only way now it to replaced the Tuner board.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish Tuner board for the replacement.

start with the tuner, hook up the equalizer to the tuner, then on the rear of the equilizer hook up all the peripherals except the amps which will go to the tuner outputs and all will feed thru the tuner to the amps and out to the speakers

it sounds like you have the amp hooked up to the power antenna lead instead of the amp remote lead. should be two blue wires.

Do you have the remote turn on lead hooked up to solid blue wire from the back of the deck? Your amp shoild be hooked up to Bluw w/ white strip as the solid blue wire shuts off when the tuner is off, its used only for the power antenna.

Use Blu w/ Wht strip for amps

Ah, common problem. You hooked up the remote turn on wire for the amp to the power antenna wire (solid blue). Hook up the remote turn on wire for the amp to the blue wire with white stripe. The power antenna only provides power when the deck is in tuner mode for the power antenna to be extended, intuitively, and cuts power in any other mode, because certainly it's only needed for AM/FM reception.