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    • The yellow replacement Battery Cover for the Garrett ACE series Metal Detectors, shown on a white background.
    • The yellow replacement Battery Cover for the Garrett ACE series Metal Detectors is shown partially off of the metal detector, revealing four double A batteries inside the control pod.
    • The yellow replacement Battery Cover for the Garrett ACE series Metal Detectors is shown attached to the control pod.
    • Underside of the replacement battery cover for the Garrett ACE series Metal Detectors.
    • Reverse view of the replacement Battery Cover for the Garrett ACE series Metal Detectors.
    • The underside of the Battery Cover shows four slots where the double A batteries go.
    • Garrett metal detecting 50th anniversary logo, featuring the words 50 years, 1964-2014, and a silhouette of a metal detectorist on a black background.
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    Garrett Battery Cover for ACE 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400 - Yellow

    SKU: 9850400
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    The Garrett battery cover is the small yellow cap that slides onto the back of an ACE control housing and holds the four AA batteries in place. It is also the part that goes missing first. It comes off every time you change batteries, it is light enough to slide off a tailgate unnoticed, and once the side rails crack it will not stay seated. A few dollars puts an older ACE back in the field instead of on a shelf.

    Who This Part Is For

    This is a straight replacement for ACE owners whose cover is lost, cracked along the rails, or too loose to stay put. One cover covers the whole ACE line: the ACE 150, 200, 250, 300, 350 and 400 all share it. If your unit is badged ACE 200i, 300i or 400i, that is the same detector as the 200, 300 and 400 sold here and this is the right cover. It is a genuine Garrett part rather than a generic fit, so the rails line up with the housing the way the original did.

    If your detector is cutting out or reading low battery on fresh cells, the cover is not your problem. That points to the battery contacts or the housing itself, and a call to Garrett service is the better next step before you spend money on parts. Not sure which ACE you own? Our guide to the difference between the ACE 200, ACE 300 and ACE 400 explains how Garrett's model numbering changed over the years.

    How the ACE Battery Cover Works

    Garrett's own ACE 150 and 250 manual keeps it simple: you reach the batteries by gently sliding the cover off the control housing. No screws, no tools, and the moulded ridge on the outside gives your thumb something to push against with cold or gloved hands. A cover that feels stuck is usually packed with grit in the rails rather than broken.

    Two things from that same manual are worth knowing while the cover is off. Garrett rates the ACE at 20 to 40 hours of operation per set of AA batteries depending on the type, and recommends quality alkaline cells for best performance. NiMH rechargeables will work, but you get a shorter run per charge. Garrett also advises taking the batteries out whenever the detector will sit unused for more than 30 days, which is the cheapest way there is to avoid a leaking cell ruining a control housing worth many times the price of this part.

    What Is Included

    • One genuine Garrett battery cover, yellow, part number 9850400

    Batteries are not included, and neither is the detector shown in the photos.

    Specifications

    • Garrett part number: 9850400
    • Color: Yellow
    • Fits: Garrett ACE 150, ACE 200, ACE 250, ACE 300, ACE 350 and ACE 400, including the 200i, 300i and 400i badging
    • Battery compartment: 4 AA cells, sold separately
    • Attachment: Slides onto the control housing, no tools required
    • Sold individually
    • Genuine Garrett part, not a third party copy

    Why Buy from Serious Detecting

    Serious Detecting is a family owned shop in Michigan and an authorized US dealer for Garrett metal detectors, so the parts we ship are the same ones Garrett builds the detectors with. Our team detects, which is why we stock the unglamorous pieces alongside the machines. Orders ship free, returns are simple for 30 days, and our price match guarantee applies. Browse the rest of our metal detector parts and accessories to fill out an older kit.

    *The metal detector pictured is not included.

    Product Specifications
    Specification Name Specification Value
    Color pattern Yellow
    Compatible garrett Garrett Ace 150, Garrett Ace 250, and Garrett Ace 350
    Parts accessories type Battery Cover
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    How many batteries does the Garrett ACE 250 take, and does this cover include them?

    The Garrett ACE 250 takes four AA batteries, and this cover does not include them. You are buying the yellow cover on its own, genuine Garrett part 9850400, which slides onto the control housing and holds the four cells in place. Garrett rates the ACE at 20 to 40 hours of operation per set depending on the battery type you use. Browse the rest of our Garrett range.

    Answered by Richard T. · September 2026

    Can I use rechargeable batteries in my Garrett ACE?

    Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries in the Garrett ACE. Garrett's ACE 150 and 250 manual states that NiMH rechargeables may be used but will give a shorter life per charge, and recommends quality alkaline AA cells for best performance. The same battery cover holds either type in place. Garrett also advises removing the batteries whenever the detector will sit unused for more than 30 days. Our AA NiMH rechargeable cells suit either job.

    Answered by Dan P. · September 2026

    Why is the battery cover on my Garrett ACE hard to remove?

    The battery cover on the Garrett ACE is designed to slide off the control housing rather than hinge or unclip, so it feels stuck if you pull straight back on it. Garrett's manual says to gently slide the cover off. Grit packed into the side rails is the usual cause of a stiff cover, while one that has cracked at the rails goes the other way and will not stay seated. Browse our metal detector parts and accessories.

    Answered by John W. · September 2026

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