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Installing a new programmable thermostat and going from 7 wire configuration to a 5
Installing a new programmable thermostat and going from 7 wire configuration to a 5 wire configuration... the old one is a 24VAC heat pump thermostat... the new one is a honeywell RTH230B 5-2 day programmable thermostat. Do I need to get another one or can I use this minus a wire or 2?
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