All cycles work but clothes come out wet, top loader model# AAV7000AWW is there a lint trap that needs cleaning?

here are a few suggestions Two things that come to mind...1) Your wash time is too long. Unlike front loaders, top loaders clean quickly. No need to use the longest wash setting unless the item is really dirty.
2) You are overloading the machine. Items should move freely and circulate from top-to-bottom several times during the wash.
3) try using more detergent, One of the things good detergent does is keep lint (and dirt) suspended in the water and off your clothes. 4)http://www.ehow.com/how_2083872_clean-washing-machine-lint-trap.html
check that link for lint traps in washers

below the lint trap is a sensor, clean it off gently as not to damage it, this will fix the problem

There is no lint trap. There is a coin catcher on the pump. The design of the wash action on a front loader is such there is less lint than on standard machines. One of the bennies of the design.
Eric

need brand and model. on top loader washing machines i"ve used bicarb soda to fix problem. -2 pkts soda ___ select high or large water fill______ select hot water fill_______have no clothes in unit____ put soda into machine____ shut lid __ select wash cycle----- let it fill and wash for about 10 min"s------ turn unit off------ do not let wash water drain----- leave over nite--- in the morning restart cycle, unit will just continue to wash it will not refill----let it go thru complete cycle and that should fix problem.please reply with brand and model.

There is no trap per say. The lint catcher is self cleaning when the water is pumped out. It sounds like you are overloading it and the clothes are hitting the agitator. Operation should be agitation by water movement not beat by the plastic fins, run a wash cycle hot water no clothes to flush things out and try smaller loads.
Eric

pump is not pumping out the water fast enough you may have trash and lint clogging the proper flow in your water pump

Most washers don't have lint traps, the dryers are expected to. In your type of top loader some simple traps would be located in the top cap of the agitator. They should be cleaned each load, but they only stop the bigger pieces.

If your dryer spins and heats properly and the clothes don't dry, then very simply put, the moist air is not being taken away. If your drying temp is adequate, then the problem is with the exhaust. Go to where the air is being exhausted outside your home, if working properly, when you put your hand on the air coming out, it should get damp very quickly. And ALWAYS clean the lint trap after every load!!!!

you have to check your dyer vent hose and vent pipe to outside for any restrictions. #1 problem for extented drying time. it like having a backed up sink

check the vent outside it seems to be getting too hot and cycling the element off and on your safety therm.