Help with a case in F2L

[Nisheeth]

I have been practicing solving the F2L. One of the cases I have been unable to find a short method to solve is when a pair is in the correct position, but the edge is flipped!

I have tried many ways to get around it, but all end up taking over 7 seconds.

The fastest I find is to apply this:
U' L' U L U F U' F'
or its mirror to remove the edge from the second layer, and then place it using the same algorithm (or its mirror) in the correct orientation.

Is there a fast way to solve it?

 

[Godmil]

This could be useful: http://cubefreak.net/speed/advancedf2l/a0.php

 

[Nisheeth]

The case I am having trouble with isn't there.

 

[chrissyD]

I use (R2 U2) (F R2 F') (U2 R' U R')

Or you can use

(R' F R F') (R U' R' U) (R U' R' U2) (R U' R')
(R U' R') d (R' U2 R) U2' (R' U R)
(R U R') U2 (R U2 R') d (R' U' R)

 

[adragast]

If I understand correctly, here is the case you want:
http://cubefreak.net/speed/advancedf2l/z.php

 

[kpcube]

R U' R' d R' U2 R U2 R' U R

EDIT:Ninja'd

 

[Nisheeth]

Thanks a Lot!
@chrissyD:
I like the one you use. It is easy for me to execute!

 

[chris w]

Do every thing you can to avoid it. If you notice it during the early stages of f2l just rip it out with R U R' and continue with other pairs and fix it later. otherwise I would do R U' R' y U' L' U2 L U2 L' U L. Or if you can do an R move to bring the flipped edge into the top layer solve pairs on the left side of the cube (f2l pairs that are not effected by the R move), then do an R', more than likely you will end up with a better f2l case. This makes sense to me but its nearly midnight and I'm pretty tired so I'm not sure how clear it actually is.

 

[ketchuphater999]

Do this with the slot on the right:
R U' R d R' U2 R U2 R' U R

 

[Raffael]

I use (R2 U2) (F R2 F') (U2 R' U R')

...

is there a better way to execute this than than starting with R2' U2' (right thumb on UR, right index on UDR, doing the U2' with left index & middle finger)?

 

[teller]

is there a better way to execute this than than starting with R2' U2' (right thumb on UR, right index on UDR, doing the U2' with left index & middle finger)?

Well, yeah: