central heating electrics

benjamin041152 | 16:53 Tue 16th Mar 2010 | DIY

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The cable from my central heating clock may be broken. How can I check this as the cable runs under the garden and is exposed at both connection points ie, the programmer clock inside the house and the burner house outside

I have notice recently that my sons bedroom walls are damp right at the top where the eves are and it is spreading into the next room I notice it after the prolong spell of frosty weather.What might be causing this and how do I fix it

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Everhelpful

You will have to get a Qualified Gas Safe Engineer to do it,assuming you are using Gas.

buildersmate

Not sure whether Everhelpful's username is tongue-in-cheek, given that this is an electrical problem. No you don't need a Gas Safe Technician.
The simple answer is you disconnect it both ends to isolate the cable and check for continuity initially. If this is mains voltage we are talking about, it ought to be flash tested to see if the insulation breaks down.

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