Repairing a multimeter
There are a couple of clearly burnt resistors or capacitors above the black wire of the buzzer, surrounded by a scorched area. The "brains" of the multimeter (chip under the blob of black resin) are likely to have been destroyed by the same event. So no, replacing that glass thing won't fix it.

That multimeter has no input protection at all (I don't even see a cheap fuse in series with the current measurement shunt resistor), so I'd never use it on anything above 24 V or capable of delivering more than 20 A. Scratch that, I'd throw it in the trash and buy one that measures accurately and won't kill.