The 4 burners work, but the oven does not work on my Model 3187 VUV magic Chef.

Possible locations shown in article at the web link below:

https://www.hunker.com/13409112/how-to-find-a-model-number-on-a-magic-chef-oven


How to Find Model Number on Magic Chef Oven Hunker


Quoting the link above:

Step 1 Open the oven door. At the top, left-hand corner of the open oven, locate the model number tag.
Step 2 Check under the burners. Lift each burner on the stove off to see if the plate is underneath. Do this if the plate is not located on the inside of the oven.

Hello & Welcome to FixYa
If the pilot is clean and still won't light then the problem is with the safety valve that won't open and so needs replacement. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.
Kevin

hope this helps a little...
https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Range-Stove-Oven/15-104--/Magic-Chef-Stove-burner-won-t-light

25 yr old oven...........so I bought a new one with a few blemishes for $200.

Hi,look in the control console for the tech sheet or under the top of the unit.A good place to start.Hope this helped.

you may need new coupler on pilot system

i have a magic chef gas range. broiler work, burners work, fan works when you turn the oven on, but oven does not get hot. could it be the electronic ignitor or does even have one.

Hi, Even tho the ignitor is glowing, it can be bad. It has to pull enough amps to open the gas valve. This is very common problem. I can get you the part and or prices if you could get me the model#
If I can help further, please let me know.

Thanks
Vic

I think you should have more numbers. there are quite a few other series for this unit. I have posted a site below for your assistance.

http://www.aaarv.net/bt22_series_parts.htm

Please rank if this helped

No, that is a top burner valve. Most likely the igniter is bad, part # 12400035. The only way to test it is with an ammeter; it must draw a minimum of 3.3 amps to cause the valve to open. Oven valve part # 7501P133-60. These go bad as well, but not nearly as often. If you are going to take a risk, try the igniter first. Available for $40 at www.timerking.com and elsewhere. Hope this helps!