After all, I had never had any issues before after deleting that folder. I restored the deleted DCBackup folder and replaced it with the newly generated one, and the oven worked again! I used to always delete the DCBackup folder periodically because of how large the size could become, thinking that maybe it would slow down my game (I'm not sure if that's actually true or just a myth). I tried different combinations, with and without third-party mods/CC, with and without Store items, with and without saved files, and the woodfire oven worked perfectly in each combination until I deleted the DCBackup folder.
So, I saved my games, library files, saved Sims, etc., and regenerated a new The Sims 3 folder in My Documents by placing the old one elsewhere, and I re-installed all my Store CC and added my saved files back in. This in regards to the issue that some of us have had where the Monte Vista woodfire oven would give us the "no interactions available" notification after hovering over or clicking on it, causing the object to become useless.
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