Charging problem in ipod nano

Hi Sir,
I have purchased ipod nano in February month 2011.
I am facing Charging problem in ipod nano. My ipod is getting heated and Charging is not going on. It looks all other function are working fine.
I had some problem in ipod So it was in recovery mode. I have used restore option from iTunes . After that i am facing this issue.
Is there any issue in restore software?
Regards and Thanks,
Anil

You are still under warranty. Just take the iPod to an Apple store or an AASP. Whichever is more convenient for you.

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