Inside compass and thermeter does not work. How

I looked at info on 07 jeep compass, part of rear suspension. You can see those arms and bushings. If your going to check it yourself, I'd safely raise and support the vehicle, check out those arms for movement. Working under a vehicle there are safety issues, safety is your responsibility. You could take the vehicle to alignment shop, let them fix it.

You will need to replace the mirror, they are not repaired and this one is most likely defective. I would have the dealer confrim this is the case as the new part is about $400.00

Under the hood. Download the free owners manual (from Chrysler-Jeep) at:
http://www.jeep.com/en/owners/manuals/
Refer to the manual for fuse details.

If the lights in the console are functional then it is most likely not fuse related. These consoles are notorious for going bad. You can get a new one at the dealership for $250 (!!!), grab one from a wrecker, or I offer a repair solution. Check out www.autoclockrepair.com I have removal instructions and info there. Please let me know if I can be of further help, thanks!

The overhead console is quite prone to internal failure. Dim, intermittent, or dead displays are a common symptom of an internal failure. We offer a reasonable repair service with a lifetime guarantee. Check it out: www.autoclockrepair.com

The overhead console is quite prone to internal failure. Dim, intermittent, or dead displays are a common symptom of an internal failure. We offer a reasonable repair service with a lifetime guarantee. Check it out: www.autoclockrepair.com

Are your cruise control, dome, and tail lights also out? If so then it is a fuse. If not then the control unit has gone bad internally. You may be able to get it fixed under your warranty.
If it is not covered by your warranty, check out
www.autoclockrepair.com. We offer a very reasonable repair solution.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/18497-overhead-console-fix.html?highlight=console+fix

This problem is very common on this vehicles, I have a few that have the same problem, but to solve this, you need to remove the center gauges pod (very easy) remove all screws holding the compass unit (only) loosen up the wireing to have some slack when pulling the unit out, (do not remove the compass unit all the way out, just enought so you can check the back, with the help of a flat screw driver, remove the bulb from the unit, this bulb is deep inside and does not look like a light bulb, but is the only deep hole in the back of the unit, slight counterclock turn, remove light bulb with a dealer replacement (dealer only), unless someone has one, hope this helps.

Check the connector that plugs into the back of the mirror and make sure it is pushed in all the way. If that is not it, look carefully at the wires going into the connector. I had one that broke off. I had to pull the pin out of the connector and re crimp it onto the wire.