Radio, navigation and amplifier repair Jeep Compass I

We accept the RHW navigation radio (Harman Becker) from the Jeep Compass I once it has been removed. The RHW symbol appears in the lower right corner of the panel.

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Jeep Compass I (MK)


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Frequently asked questions and answers

Jeep Compass I radio, navigation and amplifier repair: enquiry, module shipment and quote.

Do you repair the factory radio, navigation and amplifier in the Jeep Compass I?

Yes, we repair the factory radio, navigation and amplifier from the Jeep Compass I. We do not repair Android replacements; we verify factory originality by the sticker with the part number, and we check the unit once we receive the removed module.

Is it worth repairing the module instead of replacing it in the Jeep Compass I?

We decide whether to repair a Jeep Compass I module after verifying the condition of the factory unit and the extent of the damage. After checking it, we will present the proposed repair scope and cost, and we will carry out the repair after your approval.

How is the repair quote for a Jeep Compass I module worked out?

We will provide an indicative quote for a Jeep Compass I module based on photos of the front, the sticker and a description of the symptoms before shipment. We confirm the final price after checking the delivered module; we will carry out the repair after your approval.

Do I have to deliver the removed Jeep Compass I module in person?

You do not need to bring the car – send the removed Jeep Compass I module by courier from anywhere in Poland or deliver it by arrangement. Send photos of the front, the sticker and a description of the symptoms; cover the screen and connectors, and pack it in a rigid cardboard box with padding.

What should I prepare before submitting a Jeep Compass I module?

Before submitting a Jeep Compass I module, provide the car make, model and year, a description of the symptoms, and photos of the front and the sticker. Add information about any code lock if there is one; you can leave out the radio model name, as we will ask for the part number when it is needed.

Jeep Compass I radio, navigation and amplifier repair covers the factory navigation radio for this model, which we accept once removed from the car.

Which units do we support in the Jeep Compass I?

In the Jeep Compass I, we support the RHW unit (Harman Becker). The same unit was used in other Jeep, Chrysler and Dodge models, and it can be identified by the RHW symbol in the lower right corner of the front panel.

How can you tell the problem may be in the module?

If, after pressing the NAV button, the radio shows “Navigation Database Not Detected. Please Install Navigation Database”, the cause must be sought in the unit itself. The message means that the radio cannot find the map database, and there may be three reasons: a damaged hard drive with navigation data, a software fault or damaged main board electronics. The first two are easier to fix; the third requires board repair. This is determined by checking the removed unit.

What determines whether the repair makes sense, and what should you include in the enquiry?

Whether a repair makes sense depends on the confirmed fault and the condition of the factory module, including whether anyone has already interfered with it. We do not repair Android replacements fitted in place of the factory radio. In your enquiry, include:

  • the car make, model and year,
  • a photo of the front of the unit and the sticker with the part number,
  • the text of the message on the screen and when it appears,
  • information about any previous repairs to the unit.

We check the supplied module and present the scope of repair and the cost. Once you approve it, we carry out the repair and test the unit before sending it back.