Please post make and model and chassis number off back of tv if available as
well as year of manufacture. If you can see inside the tv set with a
flashlight through the vents, try and get the numbers off the picture tube.
Also post where you live in case someone has a good used tube they can
install in the set.

Some tubes are more susceptable to implosion than others. I have seen tubes
implode with what looked like as little as 1/8th of an inch chip in the face
of it. The tubes glass is under extreme pressure from the atmosphere.

David

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The 27" TV tube was damaged by sharply stone. No crack found but spot seem
to deeply.
Is it dangerous for watching anyway? Does it cause to explode?

TIA