With the meter set to continuity you get a beep when the two probes are touching each other and in the same way a section of wire can be checked for breaks by placing the probes on each end.
If the wire is OK it will beep (and may also give a very low reading of resistance.)
Alternatively if you can figure out a way of safely measuring the voltage of CH ON directly at the back of the programmer backplate, that should indicate whether the programmer is faulty.
If the wire is OK it will beep (and may also give a very low reading of resistance.)
Alternatively if you can figure out a way of safely measuring the voltage of CH ON directly at the back of the programmer backplate, that should indicate whether the programmer is faulty.