Remove the static IP on Ethernet. Each network card has its own MAC address. You can't have the 2 MAC addresses - wired & wireless - with the same IP. Your switch or router doesn't know where to find the route to the wired connection so is sending them to where it last found that IP address - the wireless card.
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