Need to add MAC address to router

Any ideas on when you get an error message and how I remove the ACL (access control list)
Try to setup the extender on the same room where the router is installed.
- If MAC Access list of MAC Filtering is enabled on the router, make sure to add the MAC address of the extender.
- Try to turn off and turn on all of your devices to refresh the network.
Need to add MAC address to router somehow 
I am tryign to follow Netgears's kb
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22034

What model Fios router do you have?
If it's an Actiontec I belive you cannot do what you are attempting to do as it's not supported on that router
See
https://forums.verizon.com/t5/Home-Networking/Actiontec-router-does-not-support-wireless-range-exten...

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