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This might be a late answer, but it worked for me.
In the commented part of your .htaccess you can find the following text:
# (!) For Apache versions below version 2.3.7 you don’t need to
# enable mod_filter and can remove the <IfModule mod_filter.c>
# and </IfModule> lines as AddOutputFilterByType is still in
# the core directives.
I’ve applied this given suggestion to my .htaccess and it seemed to work pretty well. The page is Gzipped again.
I am not seeing anything here that jumps out as the obvious source of the problem you’re encountering. I would recommend reviewing our tutorial on enabling gzip compression, double-checking the steps you are using to enable the module and look for anything you may have missed.