I am trying to replace a mechanical t-stat (Honeywell LR95329-1) with a programmable one (Honeywell RTH6350). [IMG]http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/3950/honewell.jpg[/IMG] I have a heatpump with the outside unit being a Frigidaire FT3BA-024KA and the inside unit a Frigidaire B3BM-030K-B. The old t-stat has both an e wire and and an x wire (jumping to x2). The new t-stat says to put e or x or x2 wire to the e connector. Since I have an e and an x wire, is it ok to put both in the e connector? Also,the new t-stat says to connect to the aux connector to the w, w1 or w2 wire. I have a w2 wire but also noticed that the w1 connector on the old t-stat has a jumper from the y connector/wire. Does this mean on the new t-stat I should run a jumper from the y connector to the aux connector? Hopefully, the photo I attached will make a little more sense of my explaination. Thanks, Doug

Hi, I am changing out a Trane Weathertron Baystat 240a for a Honeywell FocusPro 5220D. Can you please confirm my new wiring Baystat 240a R - Red T - Black O - Orange G - Green Y - Yellow X2 - White with contractor jumper to W manufacturer jumper to U B - Blue Honeywell TH5220D L - spare E - White and my jumper to AUX G - Green A/B - Orange C - Blue Y - Yellow R - Red leave jumper to RC Hope you can help