HP Printer not connected via Airport Extreme 802.11ac

I recently upgraded from an Airport Extreme 802.11n to an ac and my HP D110 Photosmart printer is no longer connected wirelessly. Is this an HP issue and can it be resolved? Both MacBook Pro and iMac run Yosemite 10.1.1 and have great Internet connectivity. The printer worked fine until the Airport upgrade.

You changed devices that provide your wireless network.....but the HP printer still thinks that you are using your old router since it has not been given instructions on how to connect to your "new" network.
I don't have an HP printer here to check, but in general the process would be to reset the printer back to its original default settings, just as it came out of the box when it was new.....so you can then set it up to connect to the "new" network.
Your HP Setup Guide will likely tell you how to do this. If not, you can contact HP Support for your printer using the link just below:
HP Photosmart e-All-in-One Printer - D110a | HP® Support
With good luck, another user who might have the same printer may see this post and be able to offer more specific information.

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