There is basically no risk: when you install another kernel, the previous
version is still there. It is not substituted. So you can still boot the
previous version from GRUB's menu (the default bootloader, you certainly have
not changed it) if the new one does not work. And you can then remove the
malfunctioning version of the kernel and maybe install yet another one.
Anyway, as Beformed wrote, there is little reason for a newer version of the
kernel to not work at least as well as the older version (well, unless you
have antique hardware).
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