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My central heat will not cut off
I just had a new thermostat put in about a week ago, its been working great until the last couple of days. If I set is at 72 it will not keep the house warm, but if it does come on it will not shut off till I manually cut it off. It got up to 99 degrees last night. :eek: So, I do not know what to do. Please help!
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