Problem with Headphone socket

There is some problem with the headphone socket of my nokia lumai 920. One headset is not working. But the headset is working fine in other phones.  
What is the possible solution for this?

Sachin1028 wrote:
Hi,
Restatrting the phone fixed the issue. Dont know what happened actually or if the problem will occur again or not. 
Good to hear that. Reminds me to start from the basics first 

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