Turning off iPod nano

I just bought me an iPod nano the other day. It seems to work perfect, and I'm not having any scratch related problems.
I do have one problem though, sometimes my nano won't seem to turn off. Holding the play/pause button is the right action, I know that, and it works.. Sometimes, but not allways.
I can't event chose the "sleep" option and get it to turn off, it just plain ignores my commands.
So I just wanna know if anybody else have had this problem, and if so, how to you fix it?
Thx
Johannes

I might have had the same problem as you are having. First of all it seems that the nano takes a longer time to turn off than previous ipods. Try holding it down for a long long time. If that doesn't work then there might be a manufacturing problem with the button. When I tried to turn mine off it would go off for half a second and then turn back on. Right now I'm in the process of replacing my nano with Apple.

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