Blindfold Edges problem

[Jorghi]

Whenever I try to solve I always end up with 2 edges that are still flipped? Shouldn't they automatically flip to its right orientation during the solve???? What am I doing wrong?

RedINfront Yellow On Top, R2 B L F2 R2 L F' B D' L' F2 L2 D' R' B2 D2 B2 (17f), y2

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[Jorghi]

Do you have to purposely orient it during the pochman method(aka F/B moves?)?

 

[ben1996123]

Oabqt pls

Is there a flipped edge in the scramble?

 

[Jorghi]

No, I'll go through a brief summary of how I do blindfold as of right now.

I use TPerm/JPerm to swap pairs into their correct spots.
Sometimes I get a case where the buffer piece is in its correct spot(oriented/disoriented), what do I do then? Because I keep ending up with 2 unoriented edges IN THEIR CORRECT SPOTS every time.

 

[Username]

Setup: L' d L' (T-perm) L d' L

How would you solve?

 

[Cubenovice]

No, I'll go through a brief summary of how I do blindfold as of right now.

I use TPerm/JPerm to swap pairs into their correct spots.
Sometimes I get a case where the buffer piece is in its correct spot(oriented/disoriented), what do I do then? Because I keep ending up with 2 unoriented edges IN THEIR CORRECT SPOTS every time.

Flipped buffer is irrelevant, break into a new cycle as usual.
2 possibilities:
-1- you miss a flipped edge during memo
-2- you shoot to the right "cubie" but to the wrong sticker of it somewhere during your solve

NO pre orienting in Old Pochmann!
Think "stickers" not "edges"

You shoot directly to the right sticker, solving permutation AND orientation at the same time.