diff --git a/eeschema/sch_plugins/kicad/sch_sexpr_parser.cpp b/eeschema/sch_plugins/kicad/sch_sexpr_parser.cpp
index ae3f98a7eb..ada2235c77 100644
--- a/eeschema/sch_plugins/kicad/sch_sexpr_parser.cpp
+++ b/eeschema/sch_plugins/kicad/sch_sexpr_parser.cpp
@@ -992,33 +992,6 @@ LIB_SHAPE* SCH_SEXPR_PARSER::parseArc()
     if( hasMidPoint )
     {
         arc->SetArcGeometry( startPoint, midPoint, endPoint);
-
-#if 1   // This code will be removed if the current code in Eeschema is modified to allow
-        // full support of arcs >= 180 deg without issue.
-        // For now the arcs are just modified to be < 180 degrees to do not break
-        // some other functions ( Draw, Plot, HitTest)
-
-        /*
-         * Current file format stores start-mid-end and so doesn't care about winding.  We
-         * store start-end with an implied winding internally though, so we need to swap the
-         * ends if they don't match what we're expecting.
-         * This issue is only for 180 deg arcs, because 180 deg are a limit to handle arcs in
-         * previous versions of Kicad
-         */
-        EDA_ANGLE arc_start, arc_end, arc_angle;
-        arc->CalcArcAngles( arc_start, arc_end );
-        arc_angle = arc_end - arc_start;
-
-        // So a workaround is to slightly change the arc angle to
-        // avoid it == 180 deg after correction
-        if( arc_angle == ANGLE_180 )
-        {
-            VECTOR2I new_center = CalcArcCenter( arc->GetStart(), arc->GetEnd(),
-                                  EDA_ANGLE( 179.5, DEGREES_T ) );
-            arc->SetCenter( new_center );
-            arc->SetCachedArcData( startPoint, midPoint, endPoint, new_center );
-        }
-#endif
     }
     else if( hasAngles )
     {
@@ -3215,25 +3188,7 @@ SCH_SHAPE* SCH_SEXPR_PARSER::parseSchArc()
         }
     }
 
-    arc->SetStart( startPoint );
-    arc->SetEnd( endPoint );
-    arc->SetCenter( CalcArcCenter( arc->GetStart(), midPoint, arc->GetEnd() ) );
-
-    /**
-     * Current file format stores start-mid-end and so doesn't care about winding.  We store
-     * start-end with an implied winding internally though, so we need to swap the ends if they
-     * don't match what we're expecting.  (Note that what we're expecting is backwards from the
-     * LIB_SHAPE case because LibEdit has an upside-down coordinate system.)
-     */
-    EDA_ANGLE arc_start, arc_end;
-    arc->CalcArcAngles( arc_start, arc_end );
-
-    if( arc_start > arc_end )
-    {
-        VECTOR2I temp = arc->GetStart();
-        arc->SetStart( arc->GetEnd() );
-        arc->SetEnd( temp );
-    }
+    arc->SetArcGeometry( startPoint, midPoint, endPoint );
 
     return arc.release();
 }