AirPort Express (with N) restarts on high load

Hello! My AirPort Express (with N) restarts on high load. For instance, when I try to use P2P-online TV streaming, AirPort Express restarts every one minute. When I try to copy large file from one MacBook to Mac mini via Wi-Fi, AirPort Express restarts again. AirPort uses PPPoE, wireless freq is 5GHz (on 2,4GHz problem stays at place). Everything else works fine. What can I do? Thanks in advance.

I have tried everything. So now I think this is hardware issue.

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