K1 DOESN'T AUTO DETECT HEADPHONE JACK

GOT MY K1 IN FOR REPAIR JUST BEFORE THE WARRANTY EXPIRED. MY HEADPHONE JACK DIDN'T WORK LAST WEEK..... NO HEADPHONE SOUND, NO HEADPHONE ICON IN THE LOWER RIGHT TASKBAR.
I WAS ONLY GETTING SOUND THROUGH THE SPEAKERS
HOW MANY HAVE HAD THIS ISSUE AND HOW MANY GOT THEIR K1 REPAIRED.
IF YOU DID GET YOUR K1 REPAIRED I'D APPRECIATE FEEDBACK ON THE HEADPHONE ....IS IT WORKING PROPERLY OR IS IT PLAGUED WITH THE SAME NO SOUND ISSUE.

Hi
Welcome To Lenovo Community
We are really sorry to hear about the issue you are facing,
Please try restarting the unit when the headphone is connected to the K1
Also have you tried factory reset to check in case it is caused do to some application
Go to .Settings...Privacy....Factory data reset
Do give this a try and let us know
Hope This Helps
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