Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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If your 4×4 reaches the last layer and the yellow edges don’t make sense, that’s OLL parity.

This Short shows a third common way to fix OLL parity on the 4×4.
It’s another alternate algorithm that some cubers find more natural, especially for the broken cross case. Just like the others, it’s a fully valid solution — use whichever method feels best to you.

🟡 Yellow on top
🔁 Edge orientation does not matter

Algorithm:
r’, U2, l, F2, l’
F2, r2, U2, r, U2
r’, U2, F2, r2, F2

▶️ Full 4×4 fixes, parity cases, and tutorials are organized here:
4×4 Rubik’s Cube — Fixes, Parity & Tutorials (playlist)
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4HP7gQ1OfyKb1BRQacLkRPQKoQFey4vd

Save this so you have multiple options the next time OLL parity shows up.

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