There should be an adjustable panel that fits in the window opening so you can exhaust the hot air without sucking in air from the outside. If you're using a patio door or very large window that's too big for the panel you'll have to cut a piece of plywood to close off the rest of the opening.
The basic problem with these things is they pull the air out of the room they're cooling, which means replacement air has to come from somewhere. Unless the rest of the house is cool, they'll just pull hot air into the room. They seem to do a pretty good job of converting electrical energy to noise, but they're not much good at keeping a room cool.
We used one for a couple of years because there's no window in our bedroom for a window unit (just a patio door). The best investment we ever made was to install a ductless A/C unit. Silent and efficient.
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