Turn table my turn table does not turn even though it is set to phono and the power is on

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Reviews on your TEAC are not good.

https://www.cnet.com/reviews/teac-gf-350-review/

However, I think pressing 'PHONO' has to be done twice according to page 12 and 20 of the manual. Then read onwards in the manual.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/326990/Teac-Gf-350.html?page=13#manual

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Connect weaker wires between speakers and receiver. Positive to positive and negative to negative for best sound.
Connect turn table RCA jacks to receiver PHONO input, L & R.
Connect devices to power and set receiver to PHONO, go.

Phono button is turntable selector. May be the turntable switches on when you move the arm to the edge of the record.

It's likely the belt has slipped of and probably needs replacing. You can do this yourself. It will be found under the turntable matt. The trick though is fitting it back on. But you might find the instructions on-line (enter the model number into google search). Some people have even put YouTube video's on how to replace the belt on popular turntables.

If your turn table has a magnetic cartridge it will not work,Becuase the ner recievers are not equip with a phono preamp, They are equip to only use a crystal or ceramic cartridge in the turn table.

I can't find anything about the HT4 but it should be connected to PHONO (nowhere else) if it has a moving magnet cartridge and you should set the PHONO/LINE selector to PHONO.

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/f/fr931_p00/fr931_p00_dfu_eng.pdf

i used to have stanton t80s,had the same problem no gnd on deck but diddnt need it there waqs no bad earth so if it sounds good leave it

I have the same problem

Check for a line level switch on the turn table, it may be under the turn table itself lift the rubber mat and spin the table by hand, it may not have one or it could be on the back.
You can buy a phono amp that will boost the phono signal. Check at Radio Shack or google it.