IMac losing wiffi connection with airport express when sleeping. I can't wake the iMac with the remote app on the iPhone. What is wrong?

iMac losing wiffi connection with airport express when sleeping. I can't wake the iMac with the remote app on the iPhone. when i open airportconfiguration on the iphone is see that the imac isn't connected anymore. Normaly the airport express wake up the iMac but it doens't. What is wrong?

anyone knows a reason for the item above?

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