If it's an air-cooled unit this is most likely normal, and is called "condensate" being water that is formed when hot humid air hits the cooling elements, much like when you turn on an indoor humidifier too high and you start seeing water droplets at the bottom of your windows -- that's condensate too. There should be a small rubber or PVC line out of the unit someplace which is where the water should drain from. The fact that it forms a puddle just means it's especially humid that day.
If you have an older water-cooled unit, however, it could be a leak and if you don't shut it off and have it serviced, you could destroy the unit. You should be able to tell if it is water-cooled (very rare to begin with today unless it is very old) because there would be a cold water line running to the unit. On the other hand if you have a heat pump or geo-thermal cooling system (also rare) it could be a leak too.
If you're still not sure, time to call a heating/air-conditioning service contractor. And it sounds like you may not be, because actually the "blower" unit should be inside your home, as it is the unit that circulates the cooled air from the cooling coils in that unit through your duct system. What's outside is usually the condenser-compressor unit which has a fan but is used to cool the unit (and actually helps create the cool air that causes the condensate to form).
A rain puddle will disappear due to sun and wind evaporating the water, provided it doesn't rain again during the night or next day.
It sounds like you may have a bad heater coil. Next time you get a puddle, smell it... Chances are it is coolant and not water
everywhere; when you boil water the steam is evaperation, when one day you see a puddle then the next day its gone that's because it evaperated.
When he charges at you, jump. He'll run into the next car. Run after him, jump over him, and repeat. After 3 or 4 cars, he'll run into the water.
about water water is a cycle first comes water in the lake or puddle then the sun comes out next the water goes up in the sky after that water turns into clouds.finally it starts rainy to the ground. and its a cycle(=
it should be next to the blower motor
Right next to the blower motor
right next to the blower unit.
the blower motor relay is located next to the blower motor it is connected to the motor by a purple and black wires
usually mounted on or next to blower motor
Its located next to the blower motor housing and its called a power unit.....
on the firewall next to the battery