During the Function Test Inspection, what aspect is NOT evaluated?

During the Function Test Inspection, the evaluation primarily focuses on the operational capabilities and safety functions of the telehandler. This includes critical components that directly affect its functionality while in use, such as the service brake, stabilizers, and fork tilt.

The service brake is assessed to ensure it effectively stops the machine, providing safety during operation. Stabilizers are evaluated to ensure stability when lifting loads, which is crucial for preventing tipping. The fork tilt function is also tested to confirm the operator can maneuver loads safely and efficiently.

In contrast, the engine oil level is not part of the Function Test Inspection because it pertains more to general maintenance and engine health rather than the operational capabilities during immediate use. While ensuring proper engine oil levels is vital for the overall longevity and performance of the telehandler, it does not directly relate to the functionality being tested during this specific inspection phase. Therefore, the focus remains on operational aspects rather than routine maintenance checks like engine oil levels.