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Probably not. It's a vacuum chamber and when it cracked, it let air into the envelope.

The again, if it's still working, your TV may have a plastic cover over the screen to protect it.

One thing I do know first hand, is that the cost of the screen replacement will probably be more than the cost of the TV itself. I'd suggest you use your home owner's insurance and replace it. You'd be much better off.

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Since plasma televisions are very delicate, it's best to take your TV to a repair shop if you are having problems. You can check a troubleshooting guide first to see if the settings, wiring, etc. can be altered to fix your problem. However any serious repairs should be left in the hands of a professional to avoid further complications.

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Replacing the plasma panel inside the TV will almost always be more expensive than purchasing a new TV.

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Pull an Office Space and destroy it!

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