No sound only through built in speakers!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have just had the ipod nano 5th generation but cant get no sound! The sound is coming through the built in speakers. Ive tried the headphones and on the dock but still no sound!!! Ive gone through all the settings and sound checks and theres nothing in the manual does any one know how to fix this????

Yes, make a Genius Bar appointment at your nearest Apple Store to have it replaced, or take it back to where you bought it and exchange it.

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