Extended wired network loses wireless connectivity

I have a pre-existing wireless network with a Time Capsule (4th gen) and I want to extend it via a wired connection to an Airport Extreme (5th gen).
I powered up the AE, did a hard reset and after I confirmed it was reset, I plugged the ethernet cable into both the TC & the AE, while they were in the same room. Airport Utility "knew" what I wanted to do, suggested that I wanted to extend the network via a wire and after I agreed, the device was updated.
A short time after the AE was updated, I lost all wireless connectivity to both the TC and the AE, even though the front lights were still green. Once I unplugged the AE and restarted the TC, the network resumed connectivity. If I restarted the AE without a wired connection to the TC, the AE acted as a wireless extender for the network. If I replug it into the TC, the network comes down.
What did I do wrong?
TIA,
Larry Haber

If I restarted the AE without a wired connection to the TC, the AE acted as a wireless extender for the network. If I replug it into the TC, the network comes down.
Something went wrong during the setup and the AirPort Extreme was configured to extend using a wireless connection. So, the AirPort was expecting a wireless connection....and when the Ethernet cable was connected, this created a massive feedback loop, which effectively crashed the network.
I assume that you have tested the Ethernet cable to make sure that it is operating correctly.
Power off the AirPort Extreme and disconnect the Ethernet cable if it is still connected
Perform a Factory Default Reset on the AirPort Extreme. That means that you hold in the reset button on the AirPort first, and keep holding it for an additional 8-10 seconds while you simultaneously plug the power back into the AirPort. Release the reset button after the hold period and allow a full minute for the AirPort To restart to a slow, blinking amber light.
Connect the Ethernet cable from a LAN <--> port on the Time Capsule to the WAN "O" port on the AirPort Extreme
Try the setup again. If you are using a 6.x version of AirPort Utility, the initial setup screen will indicate that the AirPort Extreme will be set up to extend the Time Capsule network. Watch the second screen carefully to confirm that the message will change to indicate that the AirPort is being set up to extend using Ethernet.
Strange as it might seem, the setup utility on an iPhone or iPad actually does a better job than AirPort Utility on a Mac, especially a Mac that is running Yosemite, so if you are still having problems, you might want to try the setup on an iPhone or iPad if you have one handy.

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brown7373,
If you have not done so for a while, I might suggest that you install (reinstall) the Full Feature Software for your printer. In August of this year (2014) there was an Update to the software that may well help with the situation you are facing.
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Let me answer the easy stuff first:
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No, it's not normal to have to re-enter the wireless security key over and over again. Politely tell our service agent that he is mistaken on this point.
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What WRT54G HW version do you have (it'll be on the bottom label of the router)?
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The only thing that prevents these disconnections from occurring is to keep the iPod Touch's wireless switched off, which ***** because if I'm in the kitchen I can't have it switched on to monitor my email (yes, I've no life, i hang around waiting for emails), or if I go have a lie down and want to check out stuff on the net, or to browse the iTunes music store or whatever, then I know that my connecting my iPod Touch the computer will be disconnected.
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