I also think there is problem in RouterOS, but i try to upgrade to version 4.10 and 4.11 client that generate this problem but nothing.
I also try to change MAC ADDRESS of wlan1 but nothing.
The only way to resolve problem is change mikrotik client with another one.
I have this problem three time in the last month.
I hope that someone help us.
Best regards
Just a tip, if you change (clone) a mac address, let all the routers (Bridged network!) erase or renew their ARP tables. You may have a duplicate mac address (happened with me before!) and if that one is in the arp table of some router that also have another mac address in its table with the same IP (because you replace the mac but now this unit has a new mac but still with the old IP!). Now you have a IP conflict in your network.
I don't know it this is the case in your networks.
The reason the whole network goes down when only one unit gives a problem is because the network is bridged and thus all routers work in the same network/subnet. If you have somewhere a IP conflict this conflict is everywhere in the same network.
This is another advantage of making your network a routed one. Then your network is split up in section and you have better control and problems don't influence the whole network. And as a bonus, in case of heavy traffic or many units with physical branches (like a tree, like in the picture at the start of this topic) routing is faster.
By having a network fully bridged all packages are send to all devices, nevertheless if it has to be there or not. Routing, as the word says, makes sure packages are only traveling to destination where they are supposed to go to.